1. Retail jg called FPP (Full Package Product). Sold in the form of box-equipped COA certificate (proof of authenticity and hologram sticker form, wrote the serial number of windows) they will be in the box, the box should be kept for they will show originality reply windows are used. If there is hardware in exchange ato yg broken, then reinstall windows, so at the moment to re-validation, the series will continue to apply. Substitution hardware limit given only a few times.
2. OEM packages are usually sold dlm ato new PC laptop, the COA affixed to the certificate pd casing section. OEMs can also be sold separately (in the form of CD installer COA) ill-equipped box. COA should be affixed to the chassis for the authenticity of the windows show yg used. If there is hardware in exchange ato yg damaged (especially the motherboard and proc), then reinstall windows, so at the moment to re-validation, the series will apply tdk. Serial key used tdk bs yg pd different computers at the moment of validation.
3. MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) is the Microsoft Developer Network Software Microsoft wrote software to sell to institutional / software developer that has an agreement with microsoft. Tesebut software can be a Visual Basic, Visual C, Visual Studio, Visual Foxpro, Windows OS, etc.. Licensed found at this MSDN Subscription (subscription) in the period in accordance with the agreement. MSDN content materially OS, just wrote with Windows 7 RTM / Vista / XP revolving market. MSDN Windows version so it was sold only for institution / company and can not be traded back to the end user in accordance with the MSDN EULA
4. Volume Lincense sold to a company / institution on the basis of an agreement. Dengn certain amount of quantity. And equipped with seritifikat proof of ownership.
5. If the purchase through the Microsoft Store License is obtained without the COA OEM. Since no COA is evidence that it is the original software is a proof of purchase that is sent via e-mail when a transaction with microsoft store.
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