Microsoft Windows 11 Professional 64 Bit OEM DVD Pack License

The Microsoft Windows 11 Professional 64-bit OEM DVD Pack typically includes a license for the operating system, intended for use on a new PC or a system that's being custom-built. Here’s a breakdown of what it involves:

1. OEM License:

OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. This version of the license is intended for system builders or manufacturers, meaning it's generally sold with new hardware.

The license is non-transferable. Once it is activated on a machine, it is tied to that specific hardware and cannot be moved to a different PC.

It is typically cheaper than a full retail license but comes with fewer support options directly from Microsoft.

2. Windows 11 Professional:

Windows 11 Professional offers features geared towards business users and power users, including:

BitLocker encryption for enhanced security.

Group Policy for IT management and configuration.

Remote Desktop for connecting to a remote PC.

Ability to run Hyper-V (virtualization).

Windows Sandbox for safely running untrusted applications.

Access to Windows Store for Business, among other advanced features.

3. 64-Bit Version:

The 64-bit version is designed to run on 64-bit hardware, which is standard for modern PCs. It can handle more memory (RAM) and provides better performance with the ability to support 64-bit applications.

4. DVD Pack:

The DVD Pack refers to a physical version of the operating system, which includes a DVD that can be used to install Windows 11 Professional on a PC.

In addition to the DVD, the package may also include the product key, which is required to activate the license.

5. Activation & Support:

The license must be activated with a valid product key (often found on a sticker inside the packaging).

OEM licenses typically do not come with direct Microsoft support. Instead, support is usually provided by the PC manufacturer or system builder. This is an ideal option for people assembling their own PCs or needing an operating system for a new system, but it may not be as flexible as a retail version when it comes to transferring the license to another computer.