« Windows 11 » : différence entre les versions
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| OEM || an Original Equipment Manufacturer refers to the license that a manufacturer installs on new devices. The product key isn't transferable, and you can't use it to activate another installation. (Unless you're re-activating a new installation on the same computer.) | | OEM || an Original Equipment Manufacturer refers to the license that a manufacturer installs on new devices. The product key isn't transferable, and you can't use it to activate another installation. (Unless you're re-activating a new installation on the same computer.) | ||
Version du 14 octobre 2021 à 15:56
Editions
| Edition | Description |
|---|---|
| Consumer | contains Pro, Education and Enterprise which is mainly for company that use volume license |
| Business | contains Home, Pro, and Education which is mainly for personal and special organization that use OEM or retail product key. |
N editions of Windows are available in Europe, and are missing a few media-related features:
- Windows Media Player
- Groove Music
- Movies & TV
- Voice Recorder
- Skype
Licences
| Licence type | Description |
|---|---|
| OEM | an Original Equipment Manufacturer refers to the license that a manufacturer installs on new devices. The product key isn't transferable, and you can't use it to activate another installation. (Unless you're re-activating a new installation on the same computer.) |
| Retail | A Retail license refers to the license that you acquire when purchasing a copy of Windows. You can transfer the product key to another computer, as long as you deactivate the old device. |
