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which is wrong. In germany one majuor electronic store is Saturn:
http://www.saturn.de/de/product/_microsoft-windows-10-home-64-bit-oem-version-betriebssystem-2015509.html
It offers Windows 10 in a box with DVD. And now make an educated guess where it comes from. Besides you told me once that you bought Windows 10 Pro because that would be the only version avaible for digital download...
So you just try to argue throw in stuff everybody else can counter proof.
PS: I dont have a Razor Nvidia Rig. As builder it fully custom made which you would also know from the pictures if you had an idea about that topic. Such prebuilds doesnt exist as I know not a single prebuild manufacturer taking expensiv velcro cable ties and you will find no manufacturer mounting a Senty 3 into a Mastercase as it is without customizing skills impossible to mount in that case.
I as builder simply used one of my many USB sticks I created with Media Creation Tool and used a Windows 7 COA (which I have hundrets of) to activate Windows 10.
Anyone can buy/sell, and use OEM copy of Windows, and for over 20 years not a single **** was given by Microsoft, mainly because they're the ones who were giving them out in the 1st place. In real world, no they don't care if you bought, sold, or even used a OEM copy, that's the bottom line. If MS want to sue they can try, but they won't be getting very far since they're the ones who made these in the 1st place, and has been distributing to retailers/people of all kind.
"Microsoft has the control over the license agreement" It's like as if you never read the terms, and agreement to begin with, were you living under a rock, or what? They can revoke your license at any point, and time as they please if they felt that the license was being abuse, used for piracy, and/or such. If you literally talk with a representative they will tell you that it can revoke at any point, and time as they please.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1118217376
For businesses they would buy bulks copies from Microsoft themselves as not only they save money this way, but would be able to get support from them.
"For home use, just go and buy the OEM licence, Microsoft won't give you any problem (or just use it not activated, is almost the same). But if we go to the law, then OEM direct buy is not legal (morals apart, nobody cares)."
Cool one minute you're telling people not to buy it, next you're telling people to go buy it.
where it also exist as microsoft doesnt sell their OS in boxes just in one country...
My statement is that it is not a legal way to buy a license (as far I can remember, the OEM license doesn't apply for final user), but it's a way to get ride of the non genuine "disadvatages". The point is: why would you pay for something that is technically illegal?
Oh, and you're not triggering me, I'm just trying to make you go to google and check what OEM license is. You can also go to Microsoft store and try to buy a OEM key... just try it.
For some reason I thought you were trigger, but oh well. Also try and buy a OEM from the Microsoft store? Have you even been to the store? If you want OEM, you have to make a request with them, to do business with them.
a workaround with German/UE law (not sure of this, but could be).
In the other hand, I'm not saying that OEM license are illegal, I'm saying that the only "legal" way to get them would be buying a full machine from a builder.
A request that will only be fullfilled if you're a hardware builder.
I'm not traying to make a fight out of it. As I said, you can go a grab one OEM key and never have a problem. But the discussion is about "legit" (or legal), so that's why I mention that buy directly a OEM license is not something "legal".
OEM = bound to a pc (specifically to the motherboard)
Retail = can be released from a system and taken over to another system.
Since ages it doesnt mean anymore that it is only for Manufacturer. Manufacturer often use Refurbish License (brown not blue OCA).
And in multiple countries they sell Windows as boxed physical versions which I only know OEM version of. Those are for rpivate households...
Maybe thet change some part of the license, I really don't know (as I mention, I have a certificate for XP so...) . But yet again as final user, can you go a buy a OEM Windows directly from Microsoft? As far I remember, the OEM license has to be installed in a fully functional system (the idea is that when the user boots for first time he has to accept the final user license).
About the boxed physical version, I have only see retail version in a box.
I remember that OEM license came as triplets (you pay $X and received three licenses). My question is, you can buy from Windows store one OEM key?
yes you can
but smarter it would be to buy a windows 7 COA or to scratch one from an used PC. You can use those COAs to activate 3 times Windows 10 while still being able to use your Windows 7. I bought from a computer store who wherent allowed to sell Windows 7 on their prebuilds anmyore all their COAs. over 250 pieces for less then 150€.