As long as the user restarts their computers. bat file which installs a program at startup. run batchfile at logon from locked session Windows.From what I recall there is nothing in them to differentiate, so if you need to reinstall you'll have no way of knowing which one to use on which PC. If you install the wrong license on a different PC, for example, it can create activation issues on the other, so document! As long as you're willing to put up with that, it's the cheapest route.Ĭan one MS account (business IT admin) add all the 30 PC Key cards to his account ?Įven if you can, you probably don't want to. It works and is legal (we've been audited by MS before), but can be a real juggle figuring out which install goes with which PC based on the Microsoft account alone. Might also write the PC name or serial # on each one as well to keep track. The 'pain' is that it does not differentiate each key with which product you have, so you either need a separate MS account for each card, or use one account and write down the date you install each one on the card to differentiate in the case you have to reinstall. PC Cards have a product key only, you have to go to on the computer to install it on, setup or login with MS account, and use product key to download office.

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