Best price on windows 7 32bit home premium?

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I need a copy of windows 7 home premium 32bit. I have a new ultimate 64bit verson Im trying to trade in the trading section but dont anyone here will bite so Im trying to find best price on a new one to buy.

Anyone know any good deals on it?

Id like to have a full version but I cant afford that, so would take a upgrade version if need be.
 
[quote name='DarkClown12']what can you afford?[/QUOTE]

I can afford MSRP, if I absolutely have to but that would drain my mad money plus a little bit. Im just trying to get it as cheaply as possible.

Just most places where I do price finds list mainly major retailers and internet sellers and they never have the stuff less than normal price really so I was hoping there was a deal going on I may not have known about.
 
I've got an unused Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit upgrade...been debating keeping/installing it, or selling it. If you're interested, shoot me a PM and make an offer...
 
I'd gladly trade my Windows 7 Professional product key (you can download the ISO from Microsoft) for that copy of Ultimate. :D
 
First, your disc already includes both the 64-bit and 32-bit versions. You can install either with the same product key.

Second, the only reason to install 32-bit is if your hardware is outdated and incompatible. But in this case you should just stick with whatever OS you already had.
 
[quote name='donkeydrop']First, your disc already includes both the 64-bit and 32-bit versions. You can install either with the same product key.

Second, the only reason to install 32-bit is if your hardware is outdated and incompatible. But in this case you should just stick with whatever OS you already had.[/QUOTE]

Wrong, only retail copies have both 32 and 64 on the same disc. As I said this is a oem and oem discs are either one or the other and I am willing to trade for another oem.

And no the reason I want 32bit has nothing to do with outdated hardware because its going on new hardware. It has to do with this is going on a pc that is for a complete pc idiot (my mother) that doesnt need the extra issues of their older programs she enjoys like a movie cataloging program or a painting program among other things that can possibly run into problems with a 64bit OS in terms of compatibility.
 
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