do you need multiple licenses to install on multiple computers?
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I'm pretty sure buried somewhere in the fine print of that 800 word "End-User Agreement" is a single CPU clause, no doubt couple with a web based serial# registration....so I'd say no from a legal/ethical pov
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Define more than one? Downloading it on one computer then undownloading it and installing it on a different computer?
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When I first loaded Vipre, it was my understanding it was an indiv. machine license, so I loaded it on only one of my machines to see whether I wanted to put it on my other computer. However, it's been a while since I left Vipre for more controllable virus protection. Therefore, I don't know the present ability to get multi family licenses.
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Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system builder copy? Or did I miss that in the article. Thank you again. Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system... » Read More Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system builder copy? Or did I miss that in the article. Thank you again. « Show Less
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You are only buying one license, so you will only be able to install it on one machine. Check the Microsoft Excel home page for details on single Vs multiple-license installations.
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Yes, I have installed on 2 computers. You need to write down the activation code the 1st time so you can use it again for the next computer or in case you need to reinstall on your computer. I'm not sure if you would be able to use on more than 2 computers, guess you can try and see what happens.
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Yes, but you will need to have the e-licenser plugged in to whichever computer you are using.
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No the one licence will install on 3 pc's. Your firewall may need modification to share the file.
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Most licenses do allow you to load on the desktop and laptop at the same time. Since you can't use both at the same time you're still using the single license. As for installing it appears to work fine.
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Yes. You can install and activate on two of your personal computers for your use (e.g. a laptop and a desktop)
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Im able to run it on two computers simultaneously. You should have no problem installing it on another machine.
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You can load this software on as many computers you need, BUT you can only use it on one computer at a time. Also be aware that the install process requires some extra steps to prove that you are a student. This is not in any of the documentation.
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I'm not asking to share between computers. This license is definitely for one computer at a time. From everything I've read such as mh272 pointed out, apparently Microsoft is letting you buy the system builder edition and move it between computers. The old OEM licenses were tied to a computer. If you changed the motherboard you technically had to buy a new license.
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Each copy of the program is licensed for one computer. So if you have more then one computer, you will need to purchase a copy of the program for the other computers as well.
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You can download install and activate on up to two of your personal computers. The license is cross platform and the serial # or sign-in works for both Mac and Win.
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Your license would cover any number users on one computer. You can also install it on a second computer, provided it is for one of the original users and isn't used at the same time as the original installation.
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Only 1 license. Software can be loaded on two computers used by license holder.