can i use all of them on one PC for 6 years ?
1753772
No, it is designed to update itself for two years and uses a code to verify each use and the computer it is used on. Sorry!
1753773
No Majid. The license " in the small print states that three individual license all starting from the time you activate the first product key". You can not bank the individual to one product key
1753774
No Majid. The license " in the small print states that three individual license all starting from the time you activate the first product key". You can not bank the individual to one product key.
1753775
Whether one, two or three devices (computer, tablet or phone) it is good for two years. By then it would be time for an upgrade anyway.
1320165
To the best of my knowledge, if you buy a copy of windows 7 OEM, when you install it on a machine with the provided key, it is then "used", and your key is tied to that specific motherboard for good, and cannot be used on any other computer. When you buy the more expensive RETAIL version, the key is tied to the user, YOU can use it on as many computers as you want, but it can only be installed on ONE computer at a time with either 32 or 64bit. You cannot install one retail copy on two machines. If you want to replace your machine, you can remove/uninstall it from your old one and install it on a new machine. A virtual machine counts as a seperate machine, even if it is the same computer. You cannot install/clean install for an OEM key if the motherboard is different than the original one that the key was used on.
1696183
Three at any one time as I recall, but you should only be using one of the installations at any given time. I have it on my laptop and desktop.
1863409
You can use it as you would any other desktop. The only issue would be if you want dual monitors you would need a new graphics card.
1513146
Sure. You would just have three licenses. One for each computer instead of one license shared by all three.
1166964
Assuming this is a follow up to your question about installing 6 cards. This question is really down to your software. I've used 2 at once simultaneously and they work fine together, but I had to write the software myself.
399817
You sure can, I have four drives in actually. Good case to use for any basic build. Just be careful with large RAM, I did have to get creative with my new corsair 8gb because it was interfering with one Hard drive
1883474
Nope. Separate license required for each. And if you have the latest version of windows, forget about. Look into a other product. We dropped Sage all togather because support is terrible and all they care about is upgrading you to another version for big bucks.
1307738
No, of course not. One card takes up one slot, how are you going to get two in one ? It's strongly recommended you use matching ram for each slot (i.e. you could have 4 GB in one slot and 2 GB in the other for 6GB total, but it's not recommended).
1676462
Yes, but remove all newer versions that are loaded as a trial copy on new computers.
702407
Hi Arthur, Yep, that is not a problem! We actually allow our users to install a single license on up to two computers, as long as both computers are for the same individual. Thanks!
101852
Yes it can be used more than once as long as it is used on the original 2 machines that it was installed on. If you wish to transfer to more than one PC you have to have additional liscense.
2132935
Yes you can, as long as they are compatible with the operating system on the machine. If it is a Windows system you can check the compatibility at the Windows web site.
2039563
Yes, You could install 2 computers as a second time without having any problems. Thanks N Tran
2210828
yes. but that computer is gonna die prematurely anyways...(bad video card and overheating issues by design) so... good luck
1535644
Your license would cover any number users on one computer. You can also install it on a second computer, provided it is for one of the original users and isn't used at the same time as the original installation.
487795
I would say as long as you uninstall from the old PC, then you should be perfectly ok to install on a new PC. I'm pretty close to needing a new computer, so I'm going to test down the road. If not, I will just purchase a new license. Thank you.