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LISAC
I installed on my laptop and now need to transfer to my desktop. Any advice?
Thanks
Thanks
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DL
Uninstall whatever you installed on your desktop, then install whatever, on
your laptop, and that assumes its not an OEM version of whatever that is
licensed only to the first PC it is installed on.
your laptop, and that assumes its not an OEM version of whatever that is
licensed only to the first PC it is installed on.
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Alias
DL said:Uninstall whatever you installed on your desktop, then install whatever, on
your laptop, and that assumes its not an OEM version of whatever that is
licensed only to the first PC it is installed on.
I suspect the OP is talking about Office and it's quite possible that he
or she is allowed to install it on the desktop and laptop even if it is OEM.
Alias
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Alias
LISAC said:I installed on my laptop and now need to transfer to my desktop. Any advice?
Thanks
If your EULA allows it, just install it on the desktop.
Alias
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DL
*transfer* was the operative word
Alias said:I suspect the OP is talking about Office and it's quite possible that he
or she is allowed to install it on the desktop and laptop even if it is
OEM.
Alias
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Alias
DL said:*transfer* was the operative word
Unless, of course, the OP didn't know that it could be installed on
both. If that's the case, it's the *irrelevant* word.
Alias
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Joseph Meehan
Note to LISAC, the EULA is the license agreement, You know that box you
clicked on when installing that had 20 pages of legal sounding stuff that no
one ever reads.
clicked on when installing that had 20 pages of legal sounding stuff that no
one ever reads.