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    • J
      JasGot
      last edited by JasGot

      Just noticed this on Dell orders. Not sure when it showed up, but it couldn't have been more than a few days....

      MS Office now shows an expiry date:

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      • JaredBuschJ
        JaredBusch @JasGot
        last edited by

        @JasGot I assume that is for some form of included M365 account.

        I never order from Dell, but through a VAR, so I don't see that.

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        • DustinB3403D
          DustinB3403 @JasGot
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          Yeah I suspect that this has to include some cloud services, but why order direct through Dell with OEM office? I would think you'd have an active 365 tenante for this if you're a windows shop.

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            JasGot @DustinB3403
            last edited by

            @DustinB3403 said in OEM MS Office now has Expiry date:

            but why order direct through Dell with OEM office?

            What do the other methods offer that would be better for us?

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              PhlipElder @JasGot
              last edited by

              @JasGot said in OEM MS Office now has Expiry date:

              Just noticed this on Dell orders. Not sure when it showed up, but it couldn't have been more than a few days....

              MS Office now shows an expiry date:

              b6783d11-669a-4168-8d6d-9171037c14ab-image.png

              Office via Open allows for .MSI Office 2016 to be installed. I suggest sticking with that for critical workloads especially RDS Farms.

              Click-2-Run, which is 2019 and 2021 versions, is an on-the-fly product that gets updates randomly that can hork things up bad and require a full re-install after removing it with a pair of tweezers. 😛

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              • PhlipElderP
                PhlipElder @JasGot
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                @JasGot said in OEM MS Office now has Expiry date:

                @DustinB3403 said in OEM MS Office now has Expiry date:

                but why order direct through Dell with OEM office?

                What do the other methods offer that would be better for us?

                Find a local and reputable system builder that is signed on with a SPLA Agreement and get your Office licenses through them or buy an Open License Agreement with the 3 year split payment option (Open Value) before they are gone.

                Perpetual does not go away. So, stick with what works.

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                  JasGot @PhlipElder
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                  @PhlipElder said in OEM MS Office now has Expiry date:

                  So, stick with what works.

                  Right.
                  This works.

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