I’ve been running Windows 7 build 7264 for a few days and decided I should run our licensing utility on the various product editions to make sure the Windows 7 Product Editions Comparison is up-to-date. While nosing around in the DVD file structure, I noticed for the first time that the “E” editions show up in sourceslicenseen-useval and sourceslicenseen-usoem (as do the K, KN, and N editions). (This doesn’t mean they weren’t there earlier; this is just the first time I noticed.) The full list looks like this: enterprise enterprise e enterprise n home basic home basic e home basic k home basic kn home basic n home premium home premium e home premium k home premium kn home premium n professional professional e professional k professional kn professional n starter starter e starter k starter kn starter n ultimate ultimate e ultimate k ultimate kn ultimate n

I'll need to see if this information really does appear in the Windows 7 Home Premium EULA, and of course, Microsoft could simply remove it before RTM anyway. But the company did tell me they were considering it, so this does make sense. Thanks to everyone who wrote in about this

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