Description

Windows 10 Pro License Key Lifetime:

Original Windows 10 Pro + lifetime + license key.

The Windows 10 activation product key is a 25-character alphanumeric code provided by Microsoft to authenticate and activate a copy of the Windows 10 operating system. This key is used to verify that the software is genuine and has been obtained through legitimate means. After installation, it is necessary to unlock all of Windows 10’s features and functionalities.

Windows 10 Pro is an edition of the Windows 10 operating system specifically tailored for professional and business users. It also has extra features like support for virtualization, improved security, and remote desktop functionality. Windows 10 Pro also offers advanced management tools for IT professionals and allows users to join a domain network. For those who need more sophisticated functionality and security features than what the standard Windows 10 Home edition offers, this version is appropriate for both individuals and businesses.

To activate Windows 10 Pro, you’ll need a valid product key. Here’s how to activate it:

1. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Activation.

2. Click on “Change product key” and enter your 25-character product key.

3. Click “Next” and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the activation process.

If you purchased a digital license for Windows 10 Pro, it should automatically be activated after you connect your Microsoft account to your PC.

Windows 10 Pro Features:

Windows 10 Pro comes with several key features that differentiate it from the standard version. Some of these features include:

1. BitLocker: This encryption tool provides enhanced security by encrypting your device’s data to protect against unauthorized access.
2. Remote Desktop: Windows 10 Pro allows users to remotely connect to their desktops from anywhere using the Remote Desktop feature.
3. Group Policy Management: This feature enables IT administrators to manage and control user and device settings across an organization’s network.
4. Assigned Access: It allows for setting up a single application or program as the only accessible option on a device, ideal for kiosks or specialized usage scenarios.
5. Hyper-V: Windows 10 Pro includes Hyper-V, a virtualization platform that allows users to create and run virtual machines on their devices.
6. Windows Update for Business: This feature provides greater control over when and how updates are installed, offering more flexibility in managing system updates within an organization.
7. Domain Join: Windows 10 Pro supports domain joining, enabling devices to be connected to a corporate network and access network resources securely.

Purpose of a License Key:

1. Activation: It unlocks the full features of a software program or service that might otherwise be limited or unusable in a trial version.
2. Authentication: It verifies that the software or service has been purchased legitimately and is not pirated or copied illegally.
3. Access Control: It ensures that only authorized users can access or use the software, which helps in controlling the distribution and preventing unauthorized use.

How It Works:

1. Generation: When you purchase software, the vendor generates a license key, which is usually a combination of letters and numbers.
2. Input: You enter this key into the software or service during installation or activation.
3. Verification: To make sure the key has not been used on more devices than permitted by the license agreement and to confirm its authenticity, the software occasionally makes contact with the vendor’s server.

License Key Types:

• Single-user: for one individual or device.
• Multi-User/Volume: For multiple users or devices, often used in organizations.
• Subscription-Based: Where the key is valid only for a specified period, such as a year.

Retail key refers to the activation key provided with software purchased through retail channels, such as physical stores or online retailers. Here are the key features and aspects of retail keys.

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) key is a type of software license key typically provided by hardware manufacturers or system builders. Here are the key features and characteristics of OEM keys.

The volume MAK (Multiple Activation Key) channel is part of Microsoft’s volume licensing program. It allows organizations to activate multiple copies of Microsoft software using a single key. Here are some key features and details about Volume MAK keys.

Key Features of OEM Keys + 1 device:

1. Bundled with Hardware:
   • Distribution: OEM keys are frequently included in the price of hardware and are packaged with devices like PCs and laptops.
   • Pre-Installed: The software associated with an OEM key is frequently pre-installed on the hardware at the factory.
2. Single Device Use:
   • Activation: OEM keys are licensed for use on the specific device with which they were sold. They are generally tied to the hardware, particularly the motherboard, of the computer.
   • Non-Transferable: Typically, OEM licenses are non-transferable. If you replace or upgrade the hardware, the license may not be valid for the new hardware.
3. Cost and Licensing:
   • Pricing: OEM licenses are often cheaper than retail licenses because they are sold in bulk to manufacturers and are intended for new hardware installations.
   • Restrictions: OEM licenses usually come with specific restrictions, including the inability to transfer the license to another device or to obtain direct support from the software vendor.
4. Support and warranty:
   • Vendor Support: Support for OEM software is generally provided by the hardware manufacturer or system builder, not directly by the software publisher.
   • Limited Support: OEM software support might be limited compared to retail versions, which often come with direct support from the software vendor.
5. Activation Tied to Hardware:
   • Hardware Lock: The OEM key is often tied to the hardware it was originally installed on. This means the license is associated with the hardware’s BIOS or UEFI firmware.
   • Reinstallation: If the hardware is replaced or significantly altered, reactivation might be challenging, and the key may not be valid for new hardware.
6. Software Assurance:
   • Limited Extras: OEM licenses typically do not include Software Assurance or other enterprise-level benefits that may be available with retail or volume licensing.
7. Usage Rights:
   • Personal Use: OEM keys are intended for personal or small business use and are generally not suitable for large-scale deployments.
   • Restrictions: The use of OEM software is subject to the terms and conditions specified by the hardware manufacturer and the software publisher.
8. End-of-Life Considerations:
   • Support Duration: The lifecycle of OEM software is often linked to the hardware’s support lifecycle, meaning updates and support might end when the hardware is no longer supported.

Additional Considerations:

• Activation Issues: If you need to upgrade or replace significant hardware components, such as the motherboard, you may face challenges with activation and licensing. In some cases, you might need to contact the hardware manufacturer for assistance.
• Backup: Keep a record of the OEM key and any relevant documentation provided with your hardware to facilitate reinstallation or troubleshooting.
• Legal Compliance: Adhere to the licensing terms to avoid issues related to unauthorized use or software piracy.

Key Features of Retail Keys + 1 device:

1. Single-Use Activation:
   • Purpose: Retail keys are typically intended for activating a single copy of the software on one device.
   • Limitations: The key usually works only for one installation and may not be transferable to other devices without reactivation or deactivation.
2. Purchase and Distribution:
   • Availability: Retail keys are sold through physical stores, online marketplaces, or directly from the software publisher’s website.
   • Delivery: For physical copies, the key is often included inside the product packaging. For digital purchases, the key is usually sent via email or provided through a digital download portal.
3. Activation Process:
   • Online Activation: Most retail software keys require an online connection to activate and verify the key with the software publisher’s server.
   • Offline Activation: Some software may offer offline activation methods if an internet connection is not available.
4. Support and Updates:
   • Updates: Retail software generally includes access to updates and patches as part of the purchase.
   • Customer Support: Retail versions often come with customer support, either through the retailer or directly from the software publisher.
5. Ownership and transferability:
   • Ownership: Purchasing a retail key grants ownership of that specific copy of the software for personal or business use, depending on the license terms.
   • Transferability: Some retail licenses allow for transfer to another device or user, but this can vary based on the software’s licensing agreement.
6. License Types:
   • Personal Use: Retail keys are typically intended for personal or small-scale business use.
   • Volume Licensing: Unlike volume licensing keys (like MAK), retail keys are not suited for large-scale deployments.
7. Activation Limitations:
   • Single-Key Use: A retail key can usually be used only once for activation. If the software is uninstalled or the hardware is changed, reactivation may be required, and this could count against the key’s activation limit.
8. Software Assurance:
   • Extras: Retail keys typically do not include software assurance or other enterprise-level benefits. These are often available through volume licensing or subscription plans.

Additional Considerations:

• License Agreement: Always review the End User License Agreement (EULA) that comes with the retail software for details on usage rights, restrictions, and transferability.
• Backup: Keep a record of your retail key in a secure location to avoid losing it if you need to reinstall the software.
• Legal Compliance: Ensure you adhere to the licensing terms and conditions to avoid issues related to software piracy or unauthorized use.

Key Features of the Volume MAK Channel Key:

1. Bulk Activation:
   • Purpose: Allows organizations to activate a large number of software installations (e.g., Windows or Office) with a single key.
   • Benefit: Simplifies the management of software licenses across many devices.
2. Fixed Number of Activations:
   • Activation Limit: Each MAK key is assigned a specific number of activations. Once the limit is reached, the key can no longer be used.
   • Tracking: The number of remaining activations can be tracked through the Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC) or similar management tools.
3. Single Use or Multiple Uses:
   • One-time Setup: The key can be used to activate software on multiple devices, but once the allotted activations are used, the key cannot be used further.
   • Reactivation: If a device is reinstalled or replaced, the key can be used again if the remaining activation count allows.
4. No Network Requirement for Activation:
   • Offline Activation: MAK keys do not require a network connection to validate during each activation. Once activated, the software does not need continuous online access.
5. Volume Licensing Agreement:
   • Eligibility: Only available to organizations that have a volume licensing agreement with Microsoft.
   • Support: Comes with the support and benefits outlined in the volume licensing agreement, such as software assurance.
6. Management and reporting:
   • Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC): Administrators can manage MAK keys, view activation reports, and track usage through the VLSC.
   • Key Management: Tools and reports help in tracking the use of MAK keys and managing the activation limits.
7. Flexibility:
   • Multiple Products: A single MAK can be used to activate multiple Microsoft products, though each product may have its own activation count.
   • License Types: Applicable to various Microsoft products like Windows Server, Office Professional Plus, and other enterprise software.

Usage Considerations:

• • • License Compliance: It’s important to monitor the use of MAK keys to ensure compliance with the licensing terms.
    • Key Management: Proper key management practices are necessary to avoid running out of activations prematurely or misusing the keys.
    • Security: Keep MAK keys secure to prevent unauthorized use or duplication.

Other Description:

1. You will receive account information at your registered email address within a maximum of 15 minutes and 2 hours after clearing the payment.
2. Up to one device can be used with it.
3. You have the option to upgrade your current one whenever you would like during the subscription purchase period.
4. You can contact support via email at onlinesubscriptionbd2017@gmail.com or through the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/onlinesubscriptionbd02112017.
5. Since this item belongs to a specific category, returns and refunds are not accepted. We reserve the right to reject or reschedule orders at any time.
6. Finally, you have to select the key type (any key) for the purchase.

Note: The subscription price may change based on the dollar rate and the Microsoft Windows provider.