I have downloaded windows 7. but after that when I try to install it says that it has been blocked by regional restrictions I know it will work on any system But I use windows 7 on my pc with all updates installed, . and other comps with it, . please tell me how can I get it to work. or where can I get it from. my email is [email protected]
A:
The problem with this product is that it is only available in the US.
The product itself is part of Microsoft Windows Software Bundles. The license is included with Windows 7 Enterprise.
From Microsoft:
"When you purchase Windows 7, you receive a copy of Windows
Media Center and Windows DVD Maker. These products are designed to
meet the needs of the entire PC market. In addition to the Windows
Media Center product, which is included in the Home, Professional, and
Enterprise editions of Windows 7, Windows DVD Maker is also included
in the Enterprise, Ultimate and Home Premium editions of Windows 7.
You also have the option to purchase and install both of these
products as separate downloads."
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There is no official support on Microsoft's website or forums. I also tried contacting the product support directly, no response.
Serum amyloid A and adiponectin levels in various stages of HIV-1 infection.
We have reported previously that high levels of serum amyloid A (SAA) are found in patients with generalized AIDS wasting (AIDS-wasting syndrome) and in patients with HIV-1-associated macrophage activation syndrome (MAS). In the present study, we examined the relationship between SAA and adiponectin levels in HIV-1-infected patients. We measured serum SAA, adiponectin, and other immunological parameters in 100 HIV-1-infected patients (58 with AIDS, 42 with AIDS-related complex (ARC)) and 10 healthy controls. SAA levels in patients with AIDS or ARC were significantly higher than those in controls. The serum adiponectin level was significantly lower in patients with AIDS or ARC than in healthy controls. The SAA level in patients with AIDS-wasting syndrome was significantly higher than
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