Microsoft Windows 10

The main difference between Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro is the fact that Windows 10 Pro is practically an extended version of the Home edition and is intended for company use. That means that the features included in the Pro edition would not mean much for a casual user, but they will be very valuable for a company. Let’s have a look at some of the differences:

Feature	Home	Pro
Start menu and Live tiles
Tablet mode
Microsoft Edge (+ PDF reader)
Device Encryption
BitLocker
Group Policy
Assigned Access
Domain Join
Client Hyper-V

If you’d like to see the comparison of even more features, read our article.

We sell three types of licenses: OEM, Retail/FPP and Volume. The basic differences between them are as follows:

OEM

The Original Equipment Manufacturer license. This type of license is usually acquired when you buy a computer, a laptop, or other device from an e-shop, a physical store, or directly from companies like HP or Dell, and it comes with an already installed operating system and some of the Microsoft apps. The lifelong license is transferable between machines – that means that you can deactivate the license from one device, and then activate it on another. .

Retail/FPP

The Full Packaged Product, more commonly referred to as retail is probably the simplest type of Microsoft licenses. You just buy your license online, or in a store, and it’s yours forever (you may have bought Windows or Office products this way in the past). It can be installed, re-installed, or uninstalled as many times as you want, as long as you use it only on one device at any one time.

Volume licenses

This type of licensing is best suited for businesses and organizations that require a purchase of higher number of software licenses without the need to have accompanying physical items such as CDs or DVDs, a user’s guide, or a box. Purchasing in volume cuts the costs for these items as well as reduces the price per installation as the software can be used simultaneously on multiple computers within the organization.

Legal note: Reselling of software licenses (including OEM) is completely legal within the European Union. According to EU law “An author of software cannot oppose the resale of his ‘used’ licences” and “even if the licence agreement prohibits a further transfer, the rightholder can no longer oppose the resale of that copy.” – The CJEU judgment in Case C-128/11 UsedSoft GmbH v Oracle International Corp.

Want to know even more about each license type? Read our article.

The delivery time depends on the payment method that you'll choose. See the table below to have an idea when you can expect your product/s to arrive.

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