I've tried the following:- Push the update through WSUS: had to reinstall at one point because I was missing an important KB. We have a bunch of Lenovo laptops that come with Windows 7 Professional. Subscription licenses are always Not-for-Resale.Type 1 (KMS) and 6 (MAK) licenses are volume licenses (VLK) and are Not-for-Resale licenses.Colin Barnhorst Windows 7 Ultimate 圆4 on DIY with 6GB ram. Whether or not a license is re-saleable depends on the source of the license. The term 'retail' does not mean 'boxed copy' and it does not necessarily mean re-saleable.It means transferrable from one computer to another. These are custom builders, consultants, Microsoft Authorized Refurbishers (minimum of 5,000 units), and Microsoft Registered Refurbishers (less than 5,000units).Type 5 Retail licenses are used in any transferrable license whether sold in a store or through a program subscription such as MSDN, TechNet, BizSpark, etc. A Type 8 license does not read the SLIC table.Non-royalty manufacturers and fabricators (custom builders) use Type 3 System Builder licenses. If the code in the BIOS becomes corrupted in some way the user must convert the license to Type 8 OEM COA by entering the COA product key to reactivate. Type 2 licenses cannot be valid on a system that doesnot have the correct code in the BIOS. Type 2 licenses require a valid SLIC (System Licensed Internal Code) in the BIOS on the motherboard.
It is the source of the software installation, not its target that matters.Royalty manufacturers like HP, Dell, Sony, etc.Īre licensed to use the SLP technology. It makes no difference whether or not the computer is a laptop, netbook, all-in-one, desktop, or rattrap.
Type 2 OEM SLP (original equipment manufacturer system-locked pre-installation) license product keysare architecture specific. 'OA' is synonomous with 'OEM' (preactivated) and the product key is for the version (x86 or 圆4) originally installed. Microsoft Windows 7 Pro i ain't totally wrong.' You are totally wrong.
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