We've got volume license for xp professional upgrade. My predecessor thought that was enough to be compliant. We can't buy xp anymore, but can 7 serve as basis for the volume license? Another question: Do we, for compliance, have to physically install windows first (retail license/copy), and then remove it and then install the volume license upgrade? Or is it enough to buy (and keep) enough copies of the retail version? | |||
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I'd love to give you a 'black and white' answer for this but it depends very much on your region, country and existing licencing arrangement you may already have - there's really no 'one size fits' all answer I'm sorry - you're going to have to speak to MS directly :( | |||
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You should call your microsoft advisor who can give you the correct and up-to-date information. | |||
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