Eula question installbuilder4/6/2023 ![]() If you have comments or suggestions about this documentation, contact Information Design and Development by email at Outside United States and Canada Telephone From this website, you can obtain information about the company, its products, corporate offices, special events, and career opportunities.īMC SOFTWARE INC 2101 CITYWEST BLVD HOUSTON TX 77042-2827 USA However, if I have 10 virtual machines connected and ready to go and they all are running the same license, I would consider this a violation….Contacting BMC Software You can access the BMC Software website at. If I have “cloned” the virtual hard drive and have multiple hard drive files on my physical machine but do not attach them to Virtual machines and boot them up, these are “backups” in my books. (this is probably not allowed in the EULA and remember this is not legal advice and you are on your own…… ) If I have two bootable partitions on the same machine that can only be run One at a time, I would do it. If I have a desktop and a laptop running the same Win7 License that is two machines even if they aren’t both running at the same time, because sometime they will be. If I have a Win7 host with the same Win7 license running in a Virtual machine on that host that is 2 machines running the same license. One machine running one license at one time. I like to follow the “spirit” of the law, sometimes the “letter” is too difficult…… although it’s just an image at this point. And why shouldn’t i be allowed to “go back” to a former OS if i want and still keep the new. that has another OS on it ? … still only one “OS”. ![]() What if i take an old “cloned ” Hd and reconnect it. well then i would only have Vista booted up and not “7” …but i still have “7” as an image, and could put it back. I can “boot em up” in a few clicks … should they be destroyed ? What if i want to go back to Vista for example. …What about backups of previous systems “Vista” “XP”… seeing how that they are on my PC are they considered an OS ?. As to question #2 I’m not talking about making a backup for the system that I’m running. Hello… The “wiki” answer is almost as impossible to understand as the “EULA” itself…. There are differences in the EULA for version of Windows (i.e. Microsoft provides backup software even though its usefulness is debateable. You may backup your system for safety/recovery purposes. What’s the point of question #2? You are allowed to make a copy of the install media for backup purposes. See Windows refund – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia for more details. This “EULA” seems to me completely ambiguous, and if i was an attorney i would bring a case against MS. and can be brought back to life with the click of my mouse, and as they only can be loaded one at a time … hence….One operating system. What actually constitutes a “OS”… Another HD in a box on my shelf, are my images of other systems ? they are on my disks …. ![]() what kind of “agreement is that anyway… as you really don’t have a choice in the first place ? Seems to me that if you can not get a refund and can’t return the software … the agreement is really of none effect as you don’t actually have a choice. you have to agree before you can load the “OS” My question is what happens if you don’t agree ? … Does Windows issue a refund ? You can’t return the software. OK …I’m going to take another beating for this question …but i have been thinking about this for a while ( with my helmet properly affixed) here goes…When you purchase “Windows ” whatever version.
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