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| Related Pages Help with Burning Video DVDs (DVD-Video) Getting Nero and Burning Video DVDs with Nero The Only Way That You Can Get Any Version of Nero 7If you haven't already purchased some version of Nero 7, the only way that you can get Nero 7 is to purchase Nero 7.9.6.0 from Dell.com, who apparently is the only remaining authorized seller of Nero 7. Once you make this purchase you can legally use your new key (serial number) to install any version of Nero 7. (If you've already purchased any version of Nero 7, then you can use your current key to install any version of Nero 7.) Nero 7.9.6.0 is the earliest version of Nero 7 that Dell sells. There's no telling how long Dell will continue to sell Nero 7. Now that Nero 8 has been released, at any time, Dell could stop selling Nero 7. The Dell purchase of Nero 7 is for a download. I got my Nero 7 serial number by making this Dell purchase, so I know how it goes. Probably within about fifteen to twenty minutes after purchasing, you'll receive the Dell e-mail with your download link. Then, after a couple clicks, you'll get to the download, where you'll also see a link to your License Key (registration key/serial number). If you have any questions, you can call Dell:
At the time that this web page was written, this was the price for Nero 7.9.6.0 at Dell: Subtotal: $79.99; Tax: $5.92; Total: $85.91. (Sometimes the latest version of Nero is on sale at a reduced price at Nero.com.) Nero.com doesn't sell Nero 7 anymore. At Nero.com (http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads.html), The downloads for Nero 7 and earlier versions of Nero are for only users who've already purchased Nero. If you purchase Nero 7.9.6.0 from Dell, then you're entitled to the downloads of Nero 7 from Nero.com (http://www.nero.com/enu/downloads.html). You can also get the Nero 7.10.1.0 Ultra Edition executable from me. Apparently, there is no way to safely purchase, anywhere, any version of Nero earlier than Nero 7.9.6.0. For example, you can no longer safely purchase Nero 6. And beware of trying to find a less expensive source than Dell for purchasing Nero 7. Even if someone sells you a working key (serial number), there's a good chance that it's pirated, and if it is -- not only would that purchase be illegal -- but at any time, that key could be deactivated and you could be locked out of your software.
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