Upgrade and full version define what in windows

[Balamani]

I get confused many times between the different version of Windows. I am not talking about the Vista, XP or Windows 7. I am talking about the upgrade verison, the academic, etc. Some sites offers full version and some offers a upgrade at low cost. How to differentiate this among each other. Can I get some upgrade and full version define what in windows.

[Raine]

You had been seen most of the time that the software sale has been listed as OEM, Academic, Upgrades, or some of the full version, and the price of it may be different. This make you think about this that is the product is similar or different and you become confuse. But they are all similar products, but are priced differently. Actually if you read the description you will understand the software information.

[Eric B]

To upgrade and full version of the windows the OEM stands for innovative apparatus Manufacturer. Oem software is commonly only sold by hardware manufacturers who embrace the OEM software as part of the entirety product. For example, when you purchase a new computer and it comes with Windows, it is the OEM version of Windows.

[Glenny]

If you see about the software prudent there is no dissimilarity between the OEM copy and the one you had buy it from a store, but the manufacturers buy it in such bulk that they get huge discounts. On the other hand, you can see that their is a big difference with OEM software and the other versions when it comes to the support you can receive for the product.

[JonathanD]

If you are having the OEM version of a portion of software then you must get sustain directly from the apparatus manufacturer instead of the makers of the software. That means if you have an oem version of Windows XP that you received when you bought your computer, sustain for Windows XP can only be received from the manufacturer of the computer and not unswervingly from Microsoft.

[Macarenas]

You should upgrade the full version of the windows. The academic it is not for the revenue versions of software are software that is priced for a unambiguous type of institution. Manufacturers commonly advertise their products at a sudden reduction if the buyer can be considered a educational institution or a non for profit institution.