For instance maybe just O365 business which i s like 12.50 a month
Although if they still need the Office 365 services that will still cost them some but it will save over the current subscription costs, they may also even be able to lower it to a lower tier plan. Well I did not know that and I guess cheap licensing is out of the question but I guess since the license will only cost between 200 and 300 dollars if I recall correctly that's better than 432 a year for the MS 365 offering. Unfortunately, hospitals are explicitly excluded from MS non-profit licensing.
I'd also note if you are a non profit you should be getting a better deal on the pricing if you are subscription. So they certainly could have provided it, if they did I don't know though. Dbeato provided you with the script to change the key back to pro in the first post I think once you have the key from Powershell or from buying a new copy.Įdit: Any builder can buy OEM for resale to a client with a custom built PC. I also on a side note believe that you still need an underlying qualifying OS, either Win 7, 8, 8.1, OR 10 Pro to upgrade to Enterprise, so they were likely in MS licensing violation if they didn't provide a retail or OEM Win 10 license with them. Try the WMI or Powersehll command I provided above, if you get no response or empty then there is no OEM key in the BIOS, if this vendor did not provide you an OEM license which is possible, then you will need to as I said buy 15 retail Pro licenses of via VL get 15 get-genuine kits.
How do you revert back to the OEM? As I said, I do not have any product keys.
#Windows 10 remove office license how to
I'm still ignorant on how to change the license key back to OEM status for the computers in question. Excellent advice Alex! I have the paperwork in front of me, and we are indeed getting charged $36 /month PER computer on a monthly basis.
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