It is the OEM customer’s responsibility to accurately reconcile total number of COAs received with the number of systems shipped with MS software.Embedded Systems distributed with Microsoft Embedded Licensed Products must have a COA.Each COA identifies the Licensed Product installed on an Embedded System.COAs are designed to provide a more secure document and allow improved authentication of genuine product.It is permanently affixed to an accessible location on or within each Embedded System. The COA is a non-removable, sequentially numbered sticker with anti-piracy features designated by MS.OEM Customer receives COAs from Avnet Silica after purchasing Runtime Licenses.Comparison shopping sites are also a great way to know how much something should cost at established retailers.The Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity (“COA”) is the primary anti-piracy device, OEM product-tracking device and proof of license for Microsoft OEM products.Does it come with a Genuine Microsoft Label or Certificate of Authenticity (COA)? (view genuine labels for software preinstalled on a PC or packaged software purchased separately).In Windows, check the Windows Activation and licensing information from the System information or get help with common activation issues.( Check the licensing terms to determine what the license allows). If it’s previously been installed on a PC, you may not be able to transfer that license to another PC.
Find out whether the software has been installed and used before.Recovery disks are not licensed to be sold separately from the PC they were shipped with if you try to install software from a recovery disk on a PC other than the one it was originally shipped on, you may not be able to activate and/or use it. Is there a hologram on the DVD? If not, the DVD may be a PC manufacturer branded reinstallation or recovery disc, which is one that typically comes with PCs with software preinstalled so that you can reinstall or recover the software if it stops working properly.Does the product come in its original packaging?.
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