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18 Jun 2011   #1

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How long doe's windows 7 MSDN license last?

How long doe's windows 7 MSDN license last? This guy says

"Best answer The keys offered via MSDN and Technet are Retail licenses. These keys do not expire, but as it has already been stated, anyone who purchases a Technet or MSDN subscription may not sell the keys they are given.

Return what you bought, get your money back and buy an OEM or retail license from a reputable seller, or purchase your own MSDN or Technet subscription if you have 3 or more computers that you want to put Windows 7 on. " yet mines bcame expired and had to get a new one

Look for the The Prophecy post. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/82...n-subscription


Last edited by hollyoaks777; 18 Jun 2011 at 04:35 AM.. Reason: update
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18 Jun 2011   #2

Win 7 Pro 64-bit
South Central Texas
 
 

According to MSDN retail subscriptions expire in one year and have to be renewed. This chart compares the various subscriptions. As far as product keys are concerned, this may have the answers you seek.

MSDN Subscriptions | Help with MSDN Subscriber Downloads Product Keys
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18 Jun 2011   #3

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by marsmimar View Post
According to MSDN retail subscriptions expire in one year and have to be renewed. This chart compares the various subscriptions. As far as product keys are concerned, this may have the answers you seek.

MSDN Subscriptions | Help with MSDN Subscriber Downloads Product Keys
It was an elms account i got it from through college but i think they get them from MSDN. Doe's that still mean it will only last one year?
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18 Jun 2011   #4

Win 7 Pro 64-bit
South Central Texas
 
 

My usual disclaimer: I'm not an expert at anything.

Here's what I've been able to find. Apparently, e-academy's License Management System (ELMS) is a part of the MSDN Academic Alliance.

Microsoft ELMS - Techrights

According to MSDNAA, all MSDNAA Memberships include exactly the same perpetual license — it never expires (even after students graduate!), as long as the usage guidelines are followed. (See item 6 in left column for student, faculty and administrator information.)

MSDNAA: Get Started: Step 2: Choose the subscription that's right for your department
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18 Jun 2011   #5

windows 7
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by marsmimar View Post
My usual disclaimer: I'm not an expert at anything.

Here's what I've been able to find. Apparently, e-academy's License Management System (ELMS) is a part of the MSDN Academic Alliance.

Microsoft ELMS - Techrights

According to MSDNAA, all MSDNAA Memberships include exactly the same perpetual license — it never expires (even after students graduate!), as long as the usage guidelines are followed. (See item 6 in left column for student, faculty and administrator information.)

MSDNAA: Get Started: Step 2: Choose the subscription that's right for your department
Great mate Thank you very much
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18 Jun 2011   #6

Win 7 Pro 64-bit
South Central Texas
 
 

You're very welcome. Hope the info is current and helps you out.
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18 Jun 2011   #7

windows 7
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by marsmimar View Post
You're very welcome. Hope the info is current and helps you out.
Yes you were most helpfull. Thanks again for your help
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