Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit - OEM

Pros: Laptop runs W7 and when building the desktop had the choice between this or W8...choice was a no brainer.

Cons: it's what you see nothing more or less. so no cons really.

Pros: Works smoothly, no BSOD, no hiccups. 64-bit works nicely

Cons: It doesn't cook dinner?

Pros: Very easy setup; doesn't take too long.

Cons: No cons.

Pros: It is a very good operating system, faster than Vista, Better than Win 8, My Wife has Win 8 and it just seems not as good as Win 7, I dislike they Win 8 is set- up and to navigating around. They take away the start button. There are add-on for a start Button but Win 8 is slower . Win 7 I will always keep as long as I can.

Cons: I would Recommend getting the Win 7 Professional 64 Bit, that's the only thing I regret, is not getting the Pro version for all the Admin Tools. Soon I will get the Win 7 Pro 64 Bit for my system.

Pros: Works better than Vista and better than Win8. It is sandwiched between two losers.

Cons: Nothing that I can think of.

Pros: It's not Windows 8.

Cons: It's not free.

Other Thoughts: OEM packaging has taken a step up since the XP days, lol.

Pros: Just good old windows.

Cons: i had to establish an internet connection in order to redeem my product key, and until then, windows was very limited.

Other Thoughts: if you're going to try to load some programs up after building a pc, make sure you have internet to confirm the product key

Pros: It's the best version of windows ever.

Cons: None yet. Although I'm super bummed that Microsoft headed in a different direction for windows 8.

Other Thoughts: I had a computer running XP untill I bought an extra copy of 7 earlier this year. This is a great product. Don't bother trying to torrent a OS. Just buy the key. It's a 100 bucks maaaaaaaaaaaaan.

Pros: Home premium, 64 bits just like the one I ordered.

Cons: No french language on it, but I knew it before I bought it, so it's not that much of a problem. The patch was easy to find aswell to install and run.

Other Thoughts: You get what you pay for, your own windows 7 OS.

Pros: Almost a seamless activation.

Cons: Price Vs. Quality.
It's just unfortunate that windows is the only majorly recognized platform when it comes to creating programs. And just as unfortunate that they are are the only ones charging. And not just charging, but charging an arm and a leg for something that was based off of an open source (Free) platform.

Other Thoughts: Can't wait till Linux is better recognized in the general programming community.