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Windows Server 2008 HPC   Windows HPC Server 2008 brings you the ability to run high-end applications that require more resources and higher performance computing clusters — as the name suggests, HPC itself stands for “High-Performance Computing”. As opposed to regular versions of Windows Server, HPC is able to efficiently scale to thousands of cores with unique HPC workload features.   The 64-bit only server operating system comes with the addition of the HPC Pack, which contains features to enhance your business. Cluster utilities, job queue, HPC runtimes, new high-speed NetworkDirect RDMA, and much more are included to ensure your confidence in taking your enterprise to the next level.   In addition to the new features and changes in Windows HPC Server 2008, you still get to enjoy the critical Standard features such as Active Directory services. Any third-party application that doesn't require IIS, Exchange, or MSSQL* will also run identically to Standard editions. Don’t miss out on our amazing offer, and start using the reliable and efficient Windows HPC Server 2008. * Note: Due to licensing issues, Windows HPC Server 2008 disables IIS, Exchange, MSSQL and Sharepoint. Because the licensing for HPC is specifically for the computational workload, it conflicts with the above-mentioned services.   These are the minimum system requirements for installing Windows Server 2008 HPC.   CPU:1 GHz (IA-32) 1.4 GHz (x86-64 or Itanium) RAM:512 MB HDD:Other editions, 32-bit: 20 GB Other editions, 64-bit: 32 GB Foundation: 10 GB

Windows Server 2008 Web Server   Windows Small Business Server 2008 is an all-in-one server solution designed to help you keep your data more secure and your company more productive. It provides many of the features used by larger companies, such as e-mail, Internet connectivity, internal Web sites, remote access, support for mobile devices, file and printer sharing, backup, and restore all at one affordable price.   Affordable, Integrated Solution Windows Small Business Server 2008 is designed for small businesses. It is designed to work with existing technology, build on Microsoft best practices, and deliver a comprehensive network at an affordable price. Have virtually anytime, anywhere access to your business desktop, including e-mail, files, business applications, and more. Share resources and equipment, such as Internet access, printers, and fax machines, to get the most value from your technology investments. Enjoy compatibility and scalability. As your business needs change, Windows Small Business Server 2008 can change with you easily add users, servers, and applications, or expand into other Microsoft technologies. Work more efficiently and add more value to your business with an integrated administrative console. Work confidently with a top-performing network based on Windows Server 2008 technologies.   Protect Your Business Data Windows Small Business Server 2008 helps protect your vital business information from loss, by backing up the data on your network and helping enable you to recover accidentally deleted files. Use antivirus and anti-spam protection to help protect your information from malicious attacks, viruses, and spam. Keep your computers and servers current and your network healthy and up to date with the latest updates. Get better control over your business and business information with daily and weekly reports alerting you on the health and security of your technology. A single administrative console gives you or your IT consultant a daily view of PCs and servers and makes it easier to manage common IT tasks.? Get an at-a-glance snapshot of the security and health of your PCs and servers from a "green check" report.   Grow Your Business Capacity Windows Small Business Server 2008 gives you highly secure access to business contacts, calendars, e-mail, files, and other important desktop resources from any Internet-connected computer, virtually anywhere at any time, so you can be productive while you're away from the office or on the road. Improve your day-to-day efficiency by using a central repository for storing and sharing information. Connect with customers, vendors, and suppliers easily and professionally, with access to contacts, appointments, and files from any Internet-connected computer or a Windows Mobile-powered smartphone, so you can be responsive even when you are away from the office. Create a bigger business presence with online marketing tools from Microsoft Office Live Services Small Business, so you can differentiate your business and present a more professional image to your customers. These are the minimum system requirements for installing Windows Server 2008 Seb Server.   CPU:1 GHz (IA-32) 1.4 GHz (x86-64 or Itanium) RAM:512 MB HDD:Other editions, 32-bit: 20 GB Other editions, 64-bit: 32 GB Foundation: 10 GB

Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services Device Cal   Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services is able to accommodate such advanced collaboration because it was designed by Microsoft precisely to make that all possible. The features Device CALs will gain access to include:   Truly remote access: So much of the work experience takes place outside of the office that a server really has to provide remote access if it is going to be worth anything at all. Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services does more than just offer access, though, it provides a quality remote experience that makes it easy to work at a desk in the office or on a beach a thousand miles away.  A safe place to store your data: While many businesses purchase Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services for the collaborative and communication features highlighted below, it is worth remembering it is also an excellent way to ensure data is never lost. The server backs up devices so that files and important data can be preserved, no matter what happens. The server also has more encryption than ever before, so that you can be confident all the data stored and backed up on it is safe. An incredible collaboration experience: This is where Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services really makes its name. By including SharePoint, Device CAL users are able to share and access files easily in document libraries, all while they can keep up with calendars and exchange ideas and updates through any number of documents, such as wikis and surveys. It’s a one-stop advanced collaboration experience. Communication to match collaboration: What good is all that collaboration if team members aren’t talking? Not much at all, which is why Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services also includes Exchange, so every user has advanced business email capabilities. These include contact sharing, calendars, and well-organized email experience. Altogether, users know they are able to keep in contact with each other and with outside clients in a hassle-free experience. A more powerful and stable server: All of the features in the world wouldn’t matter if the server itself weren’t able to handle the processes required of it. Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services is built to be tough. It includes new power-saving capabilities in its Core Parking feature. Administrative needs can all be found in the Active Directory for more centralized management. There is also a great deal of virtualization potential thanks to Hyper-V. And server commands can now be administered remotely, thanks to PowerShell 2.0. All told, these features add up to a more powerful, more flexible, and more stable server for every device that connects to it. There are no system requirements set for the devices used by users, other than the need for a User CAL. However, for optimal connection, make sure your device has been updated and uses a compatible operating system, in particular, Windows 7.

Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services User Cal   Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services is able to accommodate such advanced collaboration because it was designed by Microsoft precisely to make that all possible. The features Device CALs will gain access to include:   Truly remote access: So much of the work experience takes place outside of the office that a server really has to provide remote access if it is going to be worth anything at all. Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services does more than just offer access, though, it provides a quality remote experience that makes it easy to work at a desk in the office or on a beach a thousand miles away.  A safe place to store your data: While many businesses purchase Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services for the collaborative and communication features highlighted below, it is worth remembering it is also an excellent way to ensure data is never lost. The server backs up devices so that files and important data can be preserved, no matter what happens. The server also has more encryption than ever before, so that you can be confident all the data stored and backed up on it is safe. An incredible collaboration experience: This is where Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services really makes its name. By including SharePoint, Device CAL users are able to share and access files easily in document libraries, all while they can keep up with calendars and exchange ideas and updates through any number of documents, such as wikis and surveys. It’s a one-stop advanced collaboration experience. Communication to match collaboration: What good is all that collaboration if team members aren’t talking? Not much at all, which is why Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services also includes Exchange, so every user has advanced business email capabilities. These include contact sharing, calendars, and well-organized email experience. Altogether, users know they are able to keep in contact with each other and with outside clients in a hassle-free experience. A more powerful and stable server: All of the features in the world wouldn’t matter if the server itself weren’t able to handle the processes required of it. Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services is built to be tough. It includes new power-saving capabilities in its Core Parking feature. Administrative needs can all be found in the Active Directory for more centralized management. There is also a great deal of virtualization potential thanks to Hyper-V. And server commands can now be administered remotely, thanks to PowerShell 2.0. All told, these features add up to a more powerful, more flexible, and more stable server for every device that connects to it. There are no system requirements set for the devices used by users, other than the need for a User CAL. However, for optimal connection, make sure your device has been updated and uses a compatible operating system, in particular, Windows 7.

Install for one device One-time purchase for 1 person Licensed for commercial and home use Be more creative and productive with 3D tools, and cross-device experiences Supports 4K gaming, DirectX 12 graphics, and Mixer broadcasting. Windows 10 Home N is a special Windows edition for Microsoft Windows in Europe. This special edition of Windows includes all features of the Windows Operating System, except Windows Media Player and other multimedia playback features preinstalled. Microsoft Windows 10 Home N Edition offers many significant improvements in the user interface, tighter integration with Microsoft Office, a brand new web browser, enhanced security, and built-in creativity and productivity applications. Windows 10 Home N Edition has undeniably earned its massive success and its popular acclaim. You can now enjoy your favorite Windows start button with Windows 10 Home N, a better gaming experience, and a design that is universally loved. Windows 10 Home N is designed to be a mobile operating system, enabling you to work on any kind of device seamlessly. It offers ease of use, whether you are signing into your devices, streaming music or videos, jotting down ideas, working with Microsoft Office applications, browsing the internet, or gaming. Windows 10 Home N is the ideal choice for those who need their at-home device to provide a high-quality, reliable experience with an easy-to-use operating system. With Microsoft Windows 10, users can navigate the complex world of technology to make sure they can make their device do all they need it for, no matter what age they are or what kind of experience they have. Like other Windows 10 versions, Windows 10 Home N is designed to be faster. That means a faster startup, faster program running, and even a faster and more enjoyable gaming experience. Windows 10 Home is also incredibly stable, keeping your programs running and avoiding any risk of a shutdown error, meaning that your work will always be safe and secure from unexpected errors. faster than any previous edition of the operating system.  Microsoft Windows 10 Home N provides a simple, familiar design that allows users to feel comfortable the moment they install it. At the same time, it includes many great new features for customers to explore and utilize in their day-to-day life. Microsoft Windows 10 Home N Edition has some nice familiar features and some nice new features. Some nice new features are also included in Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition: Taskbar and Start Button: Enjoy the Start button and the taskbar in Windows 10 Home N. With the taskbar, you can pin the applications you use most often to have them accessible from your desktop. This will save you time and let you get to what you want to do in one click. Personalization: Personalization is another familiar feature that Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition offers. There are more built-in themes than in previous versions of Microsoft Windows, or you can build a custom theme using your own images, colors, and fonts. Windows Hello: Instead of a traditional password, you can use fingerprint or facial recognition to sign in to your devices (you do have the option of having a PIN to sign in as well, which is always a good idea). Windows Ink: with Windows Ink, you can either type or digitally jot down notes or ideas with a simple click from your taskbar. It is always accessible, which means you can open it before you sign in. Cortana: For Windows users who have grown jealous of Apple user’s reliance on Siri or Amazon user’s connection to Alexa, they can now brag about just how well-integrated Cortana is to Windows 10 Home. Cortana can be activated by voice, touch, or typing, and she can help you stay organized, find things that you are looking for, and manage your digital life. She is optional, so you do have the ability, if you wish, to turn her off. Game Mode: Gamers will be pleased to know that Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition now has a Game Mode that automatically gives your games more system resources when you are playing them. You now also can play Xbox games in native 4K. And a new Game Bar lets you stream the gameplay and share clips of your game with others. Xbox compatibility: An eye-catching feature if you like your video games – Windows 10 Home N will also work on the Xbox One and will hand players the ability to stream games from their console to their laptop or PC in another room. Great if the living room is otherwise occupied. Edge: The Internet Explorer web browser has been replaced with a new faster web browser called Edge in Microsoft Windows 10 Home N Edition. Gone is the more clunky interface of Internet Explorer, which led people to see out alternative browsers like Firefox and Chrome, and in its place, Edge is now on a par with newer web browsers. You will still see the familiar toolbars, and you can add favorites, but the interface is dramatically improved. Windows Store: Microsoft needs to get more users on its Store as it battles Apple and Android for users, and a new unified Windows Store is the company’s way of attacking that problem. In Windows 10 there is one Store for purchasing content for all devices; from apps and games to music, movies and TV shows, it is now all done from one place and will appear across your devices. Security and safety: Security has also been enhanced and continues to be upgraded by Microsoft as the need arises – be sure to set up automatic updates! – in Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition. Windows Defender: with Windows defender now you have an integrated antivirus with anti-ransomware capabilities. It offers you built-in virus protection, with sophisticated algorithms that help detect and block ransomware. Windows Firewall is a new feature that will alert you to anything that seems suspicious, giving you the chance to approve or deny access, and it also helps with blocking hackers, viruses, and worms. Dark Mode: You don't have to be jealous of Mac and Android users. In Windows 10, you can turn on dark mode, too. Just go to Settings (Windows key + I), then select “Personalization.” Choose “Colors,” and, finally, under “App Mode,” choose “Dark.” Here are the System requirements for Windows 10 Home N Processor: 1 GHz or faster compatible processor Memory: 1GB RAM for 32-bit; 2GB for 64-bit Hard disk space: Up to 20GB available hard disk space Video card: 800 x 600 screen resolution or higher. DirectX 9 graphics processor with WDDM driver Connectivity: Internet access (fees may apply) Other system requirements: Microsoft account required for some features. Watching DVDs requires separate playback software. Additional system requirements:You must accept the enclosed License Terms, also at microsoft.com/usetermsActivation required: Single license • 32 & 64-bits on USB 3.0 media included

Install for one device One-time purchase for 1 person Licensed for commercial and home use Be more creative and productive with 3D tools, and cross-device experiences  Supports 4K gaming, DirectX 12 graphics, and Mixer broadcasting. Windows 10 Pro for Workstation is the most powerful Windows yet, with faster data handling and storage, a new file system that finds and repairs faults, and support for the next generation of PC hardware, up to 4 CPUs and 6TB of memory. Windows 10 Pro for Workstation gives you the power through advanced workloads with help from server-grade data protection and performance. Windows 10 Pro for Workstations is designed for people with advanced data needs such as data scientists, CAD professionals, researchers, media production teams, graphic designers, and animators. Get speed through demanding workloads and file transfers Speed: Lightning-fast file transfers for your most demanding work. Uncorrupted data: Automatic corruption repair and persistent memory save data from critical failures. Power: Up to 6 TB RAM to power even your most ambitious vision. Experience the power of high-performance workstations. Support for high-performance configurations with up to 6 TB of memory and 4 CPUs, experience true power in ultimate performance mode to eliminate micro-latencies. Advanced performance: If you use resource-hungry applications, you need an operating system that can smoothly handle large amounts of data without choking. You need one that doesn't make you wait for file saving or transferring, that uses fewer CPU cycles and one that runs optimized for the next generation of hardware. That's Windows 10 Pro for Workstations. Speed through the toughest workloads: Windows 10 Pro for Workstation supports devices with persistent memory, the fastest data storage possible on workstations. Persistent memory also keeps your files at hand if you shut down the system. Server-grade data protection: Microsoft's Resilient File System (ReFS) combined with Storage Spaces provides highly resilient storage for large volumes of data that can be automatically backed up to multiple mirrored drives. ReFS detects if data becomes corrupt on any one of them, and then repairs it across all drives, which helps ensure you're working with clean data. Faster file sharing: Windows 10 Pro for Workstations includes a feature called SMB Direct, which supports the use of network adapters that have Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) capability.  Increased throughput: Leverages the full throughput of high-speed networks where the network adapters coordinate the transfer of large amounts of data at line speed. Low latency: Provides extremely fast responses to network requests, and, as a result, makes remote file storage feel as if it is directly attached storage. Low CPU utilization: Uses fewer CPU cycles when transferring data over the network, which leaves more power available to other applications running on the system. Expanded hardware support: One of the top pain points expressed by Windows Insiders was the limits on taking advantage of the raw power of their machine. Hence, Windows 10 Pro for Workstations has expanded hardware support. Users can now be able to run Windows 10 Pro for Workstations on devices with high-performance configurations including server-grade Intel Xeon or AMD Opteron processors. Persistent memory: Windows 10 Pro for Workstations provides the most demanding apps and data with the performance they require with non-volatile memory modules (NVDIMM-N) hardware. NVDIMM-N enables you to read and write your files with the fastest speed possible, the speed of the computer’s main memory. This gives a persistent memory as well. ReFS (Resilient file system): ReFS provides cloud-grade resiliency for data on fault-tolerant storage spaces and manages very large volumes with ease. ReFS is designed to be resilient to data corruption, optimized for handling large data volumes, auto-correcting, and more. It protects your data with integrity streams on your mirrored storage spaces. Using its integrity streams, ReFS detects when data becomes corrupt on one of the mirrored drives and uses a healthy copy of your data on the other drive to correct and protect your precious data. Here are the System Requirements for Windows 10 Pro for Workstation Processor: 1GHz processor or faster Memory: 1GB RAM for 32-bit; 2GB for 64-bit Hard disk space: Up to 20GB available Video card: 800 x 600 screen resolution or higher. DirectX 9 graphics processor with WDDM driver Connectivity: Internet access (fees may apply) Other system requirements Microsoft account required for some features.  Watching DVDs requires separate playback software You must accept the enclosed License Terms, also at microsoft.com/useterms Activation required • Single license • 32 and 64-bits included on USB 3.0 media

Install for one device One-time purchase for 1 person Licensed for commercial and home use Be more creative and productive with 3D tools, cross-device experiences, and more. Tools IT can trust to simplify deployment and updates, freeing your resources to drive more business value. Windows Enterprise works the way your business works. It includes features to help you protect what matters most -- your company’s data. Windows 10 Enterprise has security enhancements and features like advanced biometrics, advanced threat protection, and built-in malware protection to keep your company safe whether it is cloud-based or on-site. Windows 10 Enterprise strengthens your security and offers advanced data protection. Windows 10 Enterprise has protocols and features designed to prevent malware from running on your devices anywhere at any time.  Windows 10 Enterprise includes: Enterprise Data Protection: Helps prevent disclosure of sensitive information. Device Guard: Allows devices to be restricted to running only trusted software whether it's a desktop software, apps from the Windows store, or in-house applications. This lets you have more control over the work environment. Provisioning Packages: Set Windows 10 machines easier than earlier versions of the OS. Microsoft Passport: Provides a system for allowing users to log into Windows 10 using biometrics (fingerprint, facial scan, PIN, or password). Credential Guard: Additional security for login by storing derived Deployment features in Windows 10 Enterprise include: Sideloading: Sideloading lets Windows Store apps to be installed on Windows machines. Mobile Device Management: Phones, tablets, and any device running Windows 10 can be centrally managed by IT. Windows 10 machines can connect to a Mobile Device Management (MDM) server that will enroll and configure the devices and can apply updates and enforce the in-house policies governing usage. Azure Active Directory Features: Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is Microsoft's multi-tenant, cloud-based directory and identity management service providing single sign-on access to thousands of SaaS applications like Office365, Salesforce.com, DropBox, and Concur. Microsoft integrates Azure AD with Windows to reduce the number of passwords users will need to remember. By linking Windows 10 devices to Azure AD, users can sign into Windows using their Azure AD account and password. The same devices can be automatically enrolled in a mobile device management service simultaneously. More Features: Granular UX Control: Allows IT managers lock down the user interface of a Windows device and restrict the machine to performing a specific task. Enterprise Mode Internet Explorer: For older intranet sites can’t properly render or act up in new browsers. Internet Explorer (IE) 11 offers Enterprise mode to work better with older by allowing newer browser features that could cause errors to be disabled. There are also tools for management and monitoring of compatibility. Device Encryption: Device Encryption is enabled so all drives are encrypted and can only be unlocked by someone with the account password. Device Encryption uses BitLocker and 128-bit AES symmetric encryption, and it supports a recovery mechanism that allows recovery key to be stored in Active Directory Domain Services. Group Policy Management: Windows 10 physical and virtual machines and devices can be managed using Group Policy settings. This lets IT configure user computers company-wide Windows 10 Enterprise is built with the success of your business in mind. Its business-focused features and powerful business tools make it ideal for deployment in your business. xxx Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster processor or SoC RAM: 1 gigabyte (GB) for 32-bit or 2 GB for 64-bit Hard disk space: 16 GB for 32-bit OS 20 GB for 64-bit OS Graphics card: DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver Display: 800x600

Install for one device One-time purchase for 1 person Licensed for commercial and home use Be more creative and productive with 3D tools, cross-device experiences, and more. Supports 4K gaming, DirectX 12 graphics, Mixer broadcasting, and a more intuitive Game mode. Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 builds on Windows 10 Pro (version 1809) adding premium features designed to address the needs of large and mid-size organizations (including large academic institutions), such as: Advanced protection against modern security threats Full flexibility of OS deployment Updating and support options Comprehensive device and app management and control capabilities The Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 release is an important release for LTSC users because it includes the cumulative enhancements provided in Windows 10 (versions 1703, 1709, 1803, and 1809).  Windows LTSC version is a special Windows edition with long-term support. In the Windows LTSC versions (earlier they were called LTSB – Long-Term Servicing Branch) Microsoft focuses on system stability. In Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019, the operating system doesn’t have the following features  Edge browser; Microsoft Store; Preinstalled UWP apps (apps from Microsoft Store, both official and third-party ones). Even a Photo Viewer must be enabled manually; OneDrive; Virtual assistant Cortana; Windows Ink Workspace, a digital pen; There is no hardware support for VP9/HEVC  ( used on YouTube, encrypted video streams – Netflix, Amazon Video, etc.). In addition, Windows 10 LTSC Start Menu is empty – you won’t see any icons of preinstalled apps. Because of the absence of unnecessary UWP apps, you don’t need to update them (the system downloads and installs only critical security updates), and there is fewer active processes number in the Task Manager. This is why Windows 10 LTSC may be installed on old models of PCs or laptops with 2 (or even 1!) GB of RAM. It also takes up less disk space. Since Windows 10 LTSC is based on the Enterprise edition, there is a set of all necessary software and features to be used in corporate networks (Windows To Go, AppLocker, Local Group Policy Editor – gpedit.msc, you can join this Windows edition to the Active Directory domain, integrated Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) support and User Environment Virtualization (UE-V), Device Guard and Credential Guard, DirectAccess, Branch Cache, advanced telemetry management options, etc.). Microsoft Intune: Microsoft Intune supports Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 and later. This includes support for features such as Windows Autopilot. However, note that Windows Update for Business (WUfB) does not currently support any LTSC releases, therefore you should use WSUS or Configuration Manager for patching. Security: This version of Windows 10 includes security improvements for threat protection, information protection, and identity protection. Threat protection and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint: The Microsoft Defender for Endpoint platform includes the security pillars shown in the following diagram. In this version of Windows, Defender for Endpoint includes powerful analytics, security stack integration, and centralized management for better detection, prevention, investigation, response, and management. Attack surface reduction: Attack surface reduction includes host-based intrusion prevention systems such as controlled folder access. This feature can help prevent ransomware and other destructive malware from changing your personal files.  Windows Defender Firewall: Windows Defender Firewall now supports Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) processes. You can add specific rules for a WSL process just as you would for any Windows process. Also, Windows Defender Firewall now supports notifications for WSL processes. Endpoint detection and response: Endpoint detection and response is improved. Enterprise customers can now take advantage of the entire Windows security stack with Microsoft Defender Antivirus detections and Device Guard blocks being surfaced in the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint portal. Windows Information Protection: Windows Information Protection is now designed to work with Microsoft Office and Azure Information Protection. For more information, see Deploying and managing Windows Information Protection (WIP) with Azure Information Protection. BitLocker: The minimum PIN length is being changed from 6 to 4, with a default of 6.  Identity protection: Improvements have been added are to Windows Hello for Business and Credential Guard. Windows Hello for Business: New features in Windows Hello enable a better device lock experience, using multifactor unlock with new location and user proximity signals. Using Bluetooth signals, you can configure your Windows 10 device to automatically lock when you walk away from it, or to prevent others from accessing the device when you are not present. Here are the System Requirements Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 Processor: 1GHz processor or faster Memory: 1GB RAM for 32-bit; 2GB for 64-bit Hard disk space: Up to 20GB available Video card: 800 x 600 screen resolution or higher. DirectX 9 graphics processor with WDDM driver Connectivity: Internet access (fees may apply) Other system requirements Microsoft account required for some features.  Watching DVDs requires separate playback software You must accept the enclosed License Terms, also at microsoft.com/useterms Activation required • Single license • 32 and 64-bits included on USB 3.0 media