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RRainier

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Q: Where to download Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Office 2010 for free?

I think everything is free on the internet here in China. Do you think so? Hence, are there any sites which would give you virus-free, safe and free download of these software? Big thanks!

14 years 43 weeks ago in Web & Technology - China

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bradb

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None - stop adding not only to piracy but stereotypes as well.

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HappyExPat

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You can download from Microsoft the Office 2003 software for free, and with updates get it pretty close to 2010, or at least 2007.

I only download from "trusted" sites, and still get "surprises" once in a while. But a good antivirus will prevent most infections.

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Fritze

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You can buy copies on the street for 10 rmb

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crimochina

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torrents, at least the ones that arent banned

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www.limewire.com It has it all. Just make sure that you have a good virus checker.

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