License documentation for Microsoft software

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Software License Documentation

• License documentation for Microsoft software

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OEM Software

• OEM Software should come preinstalled on a new PC
  or bundled with a non-peripheral hardware
  component.

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OEM Software (continued)

• License documentation includes
• End User License Agreement (EULA)
• Certificate of Authenticity (COA) Windows
  operating system COAs must be adhered to the
  chassis of the PC
• Original media
• Manuals (if applicable)
• Purchase invoice or receipt

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Retail or Full Packaged Product (FPP)

• Retail Product is sold in single-unit quantities
  at retail stores and by Microsoft resellers.

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Retail or Full Packaged Product (FPP) (continued)

• License documentation includes
• End User License Agreement (EULA)
• Original media
• Manuals (if applicable)
• Purchase invoice or receipt

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Microsoft Volume Licensing Programs

• Depending on size, some organizations may save
  money by participating in a volume license
  program. License information for these programs
  is found online.

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Microsoft Volume Licensing Programs (continued)

• Open License is best for organizations acquiring
  five or more licenses.
• License information is available on the eOpen
  site at https//eopen.microsoft.com

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Microsoft Volume Licensing Programs (continued)

• Select License is best for organizations with 250
  or more PCs with mixed software requirements.
• License information is available on the Microsoft
  Volume Licensing Services site at
  https//www.licensing.microsoft.com

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Microsoft Volume Licensing Programs (continued)

• Enterprise Agreement is for organizations with
  250 or more PCs with who want to standardize
  certain products.
• License information is available on the Microsoft
  Volume Licensing Services site at
  https//www.licensing.microsoft.com