I have two Single CPU servers I'm going to need Licenses for. Would this version count for both since each only has one CPU?
1386227
No. You need to license both boxes. You can have multiple CPUs inside the same server and it would cover those. Good try, though.
610586
I believe this upgrade is a single user license (it says so on my box) but you should check with Microsoft.
722013
Need to know the specific part number of your motherboard but more than likely, the answer is no. The release date of the two cpu's are far apart enough that the sockets and/or supporting architectures are different.
1535644
Your license would cover any number users on one computer. You can also install it on a second computer, provided it is for one of the original users and isn't used at the same time as the original installation.
390847
Sure. Just be careful to read the manual and place your memory and PCI cards in the correct slots. If you use just one CPU, you must use the first CPU. I do this on several servers so that if I need extra capacity I can always add a CPU and memory. For a CPU fan, use the Dynatron R17 2 Ball Bearing CPU Cooler Heatpipes, (www.Directron.com Part Number: COOL-R17). It fits perfectly and performs well.
838403
Yes these two CPUs are nearly identical. You should have no problem switching them out.
604038
It is only licensed for one computer, but I loaded it on my laptop to plan our trip and then we loaded it on my husband's because he was taking his laptop with him on the trip. This worked very well.
174280
Yes, according to http://download.microsoft.com/download/E/6/4/E64F72BF-55E9-4D85-9EFE-39605D7CE272/WindowsServer2012R2_Licensing_Guide.pdf
2069622
I don't believe you can install a single license on more than 1 computer. Once you activate it, it will keep track of your system, including hardware, to determine if you're trying to install it on another computer. That's probably why it wouldn't allow you to activate the second laptop. If you reformat the laptop you already installed it on, you should still be able to use the product key to reinstall it. Under XP, I had a full, non-upgrade license that I installed and reinstalled countless times on my custom PC. After upgrading the hardware on my PC several times, it wouldn't let me activate it over the Internet and I had to phone them. I imagine Windows 7 will be somewhat similar but won't know for sure until some time passes and people attempt their reinstalls. It's too bad you didn't know ahead of time, but a Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack (3-User) is probably what you should have purchased.
2051551
The license # will load on any machine, but the license agreement is good for only 1 computer. It will void the other machine if you have it on both. UNLESS, you purchase a multi-user license.
1834946
Yes. This license cannot be installed as an upgrade, it must be a fresh install.
2083686
Yes, this can be run in a vmware virtual machine. It actually includes two license keys, the primary key and a separate license key in the packaging for the virtual server deployment. If you go with vmware you lose some of the licensing benefit by having only one key be legally usable, but if you go with hyper-v, this essentially means you may use the physical machine license key on the host server, configure hyper-v, and then use the virtual machine license key on a virtual machine on that host, giving you two usable OS installs for the price of one.
2212486
Yes. I've also successfully used this in a Server 2012 environment. It's a great product.
1032000
I have never tried to install on more then 1 machine but my understanding is that the license is only for one machine at a time.
1316389
Yes, Btw R2 is only 64 bit https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=23514&lang=eng&OSVersion=Windows%20Server%202008%20%20R2*&DownloadType=
1928706
Usually unless specified software licenses are for 1 computer only. You would have to read the license agreement.
644988
The license authorized use on one computer at a time. You can install it on two computers, but are licensed to use it on ONE COMPUTER AT A TIME. That is not a serious restriction, since I only use one at a time. I'm not a good enough multi-tasker to use several computers simultaneously. :-)