QUOTE(Anime4000 @ Jul 21 2020, 06:21 PM)
Today Microsoft ambush to my office to inspect pirated Windows 10 activation.
All of my computer is Windows 10 Home that I bought.
They said Windows 10 Home is not allowed in Business Environment, also they offer discount summons if I bought Windows 10 Pro from them.
Which part of EULA mention Windows Home edition is illegal use in Business?
Microsoft don't set the rules.
You can use any software you like in business as long as it is not pirated and nowhere in license does it explicitly say not for business use in the sense of using it as your product (basically you're not illegally reselling the OS or something).
Feel free to fight them in court. You paid for the license, microsoft did not find the pirated activation and they just want an excuse to make you pay more. It doesn't matter where you are in the world, you can use any OS you like for business.
This is why i'm more of a linux guy and i use windows only for regular things. I mean why pay for pro when home has the features you need? I won't even bother with windows server seeing as how the microsoft peeps are as its not only unnecessarily expensive, but buggy and slow (experience).
Edit: also unactivated windows copies do count as pirated, so if they want to get you in court this is what they will use. Its no problem if you can prove you aren't using it for work if you are just running a trial, and the run all windows to pro is just extortion so i hope you have that recorded.
This post has been edited by System Error Message: Oct 22 2021, 10:24 AM