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Anyone can you help me, how to activate Windows 8 Pro x64/x86?
Did you buy it? If the answer is no then you shouldn't be asking and no one is allowed to answer. If yes then they are posting keys at VLSC
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I've got it from web. Not buy it.
AlwanDroid said:
I've got it from web. Not buy it.
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Then you won't get any help here then.
What I don't get is that when it releases, you can purchase a digital upgrade from ANY* Windows edition starting at $40. If you have recently bought a PC, you can get the upgrade for $14.99. It's not like the OS is priced to be out of reach of most anyone.
*Any meaning WindowsXP and higher.
Talderon said:
Then you won't get any help here then.
What I don't get is that when it releases, you can purchase a digital upgrade from ANY* Windows edition starting at $40. If you have recently bought a PC, you can get the upgrade for $14.99. It's not like the OS is priced to be out of reach of most anyone.
*Any meaning WindowsXP and higher.
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Who want to buy a os if you can get it free:s
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androidjel said:
Who want to buy a os if you can get it free:s
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People with that mentality just don't get it. It's not even worth arguing the points.
androidjel said:
Who want to buy a os if you can get it free:s
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If everyone thought the same there would never be a new version, because the company could get in financial trouble.
This is not the case with Microsoft, but that doesn't mean it's OK to pirate their software.
But hey, I get it, you're a cheap ass fool...
I get being a cheap bastard, I am too. But when an upgrade is $40 for a generational operating system, you really have to wonder at what price people like this would buy it. $40 for a tech piece is a drop in the bucket
androidjel said:
Who want to buy a os if you can get it free:s
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If you want a free os then get Ubuntu. You are legally obligated to buy windows.
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Donny1987 said:
If everyone thought the same there would never be a new version, because the company could get in financial trouble.
This is not the case with Microsoft, but that doesn't mean it's OK to pirate their software.
But hey, I get it, you're a cheap ass fool...
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Chillingly Based said:
I get being a cheap bastard, I am too. But when an upgrade is $40 for a generational operating system, you really have to wonder at what price people like this would buy it. $40 for a tech piece is a drop in the bucket
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jkhayworth said:
If you want a free os then get Ubuntu. You are legally obligated to buy windows.
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+1 to all of these comments.
Chillingly Based said:
I get being a cheap bastard, I am too. But when an upgrade is $40 for a generational operating system, you really have to wonder at what price people like this would buy it. $40 for a tech piece is a drop in the bucket
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Idont live in use so how much euros it will cost ?
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androidjel said:
Idont live in use so how much euros it will cost ?
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40 euro probably.
Activate = buy it when it's released publicly.
http://www.change.org/petitions/t-mobile-enact-common-sense-sim-unlock-policy#share
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Doesn't tmobile already sim unlock, and for free?
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Zzzzzzzz
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Once your phone is paid off they will unlock it if you're using EIP...if you purchased full price and have had your account over 40 days they will unlock it...don't see the need for a petition lol
Do these things really help?
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coupetastic-droid said:
Doesn't tmobile already sim unlock, and for free?
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They change their policy in April 2013. They are giving people that purchased at full price a headache to unlock their phones...
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ahernandez4110 said:
They change their policy in April 2013. They are giving people that purchased at full price a headache to unlock their phones...
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So is AT&T.
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droidiac13 said:
Do these things really help?
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Nope. But it makes people feel better and that seems to be what matters most...
MG
As long as you bought the phone outright you can unlock it. I just sim unlocked my at&t varient.
Online sim unlocking services...
I don't get it. I unlocked my SIM by paying some guy (I forgot his sellers is name) on EBay $3.50
Why is there a need for a petition?
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At the moment, in the USA, sim unlocking by anyone except the carrier is technically illegal. The exemption was removed. I think they are working on taking care of that though. On that same note T-Mobile should let you sim unlock if you ask. Remember you can always ask for a supervisor.
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shinji257 said:
At the moment, in the USA, sim unlocking by anyone except the carrier is technically illegal. The exemption was removed. I think they are working on taking care of that though. On that same note T-Mobile should let you sim unlock if you ask. Remember you can always ask for a supervisor.
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It isn't technically illegal, it is just plain illegal.
stevedebi said:
It isn't technically illegal, it is just plain illegal.
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There already was a petition on the whitehouse site to remove that bit and they responded to it.
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/response/its-time-legalize-cell-phone-unlocking
Hello,
Just for anyone who want to Free Simlock on Z1 Compact below the best site for me :
http://htccode.com/sony-ericssonsony-xperia/xperia-z1-compact/
This website is also good in without 2 days i receive my free unlock code and for a good price !!!
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privategun69 said:
Hello,
Just for anyone who want to Free Simlock on Z1 Compact below the best site for me :
http://htccode.com/sony-ericssonsony-xperia/xperia-z1-compact/
This website is also good in without 2 days i receive my free unlock code and for a good price !!!
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Thanks for the link
I have sent my IME and padi 30 dollars.HOpe can get a unlocked code as soon as possible
Not sure how having to pay for something makes it free.
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I guess you get freebies from unlocking your phone from them?
XperienceD said:
Not sure how having to pay for something makes it free.
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Things aren't looking so great :/
http://www.engadget.com/2014/04/25/sonys-new-flagship-phone-wont-hit-the-us-in-the-near-future/
anikeeet said:
Things aren't looking so great :/
http://www.engadget.com/2014/04/25/sonys-new-flagship-phone-wont-hit-the-us-in-the-near-future/
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US carrier will support the phone but they will not ( or maybe ) provide the phone as contract ( or without contract ).
I already have the phone with T-Mobile and I'm living in US.
Enjoy the phone for another month or 2 before the Z3 comes out.
Bad move on Sony part.
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anikeeet said:
Things aren't looking so great :/
http://www.engadget.com/2014/04/25/sonys-new-flagship-phone-wont-hit-the-us-in-the-near-future/
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Maybe there will be a us alternative soon
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It's kinda a good news, think about the freedom you're gonna have to unlock the bootloader, custom ROMs, etc. i don't really care about carrier provided phones anyway. I've been using unlocked/imported phones for many years.
mujj said:
Maybe there will be a us alternative soon
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It would be nice if it will have a 32gig version...but it will suck if it becomes like the Z1s that's made of plastic.
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Expert opinion and tester for this
http://sigmakey.com/en/Sigma-News/Sigma-Software-v.2.10.01.html
hazam1992 said:
Expert opinion and tester for this
http://sigmakey.com/en/Sigma-News/Sigma-Software-v.2.10.01.html
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some more info
It should work, but is going to be over $100. It spoofs the IMEI to be one that is unlockable by Motorola, unlocks it, and then reverts back to your old IMEI.
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Shouldn't we be able to spoof the imei without paying $100 for some hardware?
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The biggest problem with that is the fact XDA would not stand for this method.
Spoofing the imei could be seen as immoral as would tricking Motorola.
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I don't think morality really would be the issue there, as refusing to fix a flawed last firmware or even making it high impossible to put your own on us immoral enough by Motorola. But isn't spoofing the imei illegal in the US? I think the main issue.
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Tinkering with IMEI is not allowed I.e. against XDA rules...
I thought so. Pity that's the way we would have to go about unlocking the boot loader.
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rahimali said:
Tinkering with IMEI is not allowed I.e. against XDA rules...
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Really? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1734558 Than why this??
harisnana said:
Really? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1734558 Than why this??
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there's a bit of a discussion on it here and a moderator has also commented on said discussion here. regardless, if you're feeling lucky, go ahead...
where would one get an unlockable IMEI?
I would assume from Motorola directly.
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hazam1992 said:
where would one get an unlockable IMEI?
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By purchasing a device that is eligible to be unlocked by Moto.
Well that's redundant....
hazam1992 said:
Well that's redundant....
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It's not ethical to obtain an unlockable IMEI, probably even illegal.