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For a licensing inquiry, identify the product and deployment before requesting a quote or clarification.

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What to include in a licensing question

1. Exact product and edition: include release year and required features, not just “Windows” or “Office”.
2. Deployment: physical host, individually licensed VM, user device, shared computer or cloud service.
3. Quantity: physical cores, virtual cores, named users, shared devices and all direct or indirect access.
4. Existing rights: state the agreement type and whether Software Assurance or a subscription is active.
5. Constraints: regional availability, offline operation, renewal date and supported application dependencies.

Do not email product keys, passwords, access tokens, identity documents or unredacted agreements. A summary of the entitlement is enough to start.

Before requesting a quotation

Ask for the exact SKU, licence quantity, ownership records, commitment duration, delivery method, cancellation conditions and support scope in writing. A working activation is not proof of licensing.

OEM is supplied only pre-installed by hardware manufacturers; it is not sold separately to end users. Do not request standalone OEM keys or activation bypass tools.

What is not guaranteed by an inquiry

Response time, pricing, service availability, confidentiality agreements and paid assistance must be confirmed explicitly. Educational guidance does not replace legal advice or an applicable Microsoft agreement.

For activation or account incidents, also consult Microsoft Support. For binding licence conditions, use Microsoft Product Terms.

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Product editions · Version comparisons · Licensing FAQ · Glossary