Knowledge Base
- January 22, 2026
OEM vs Retail vs Bound Licences: Which Software Licence Type Should You Buy?
Buying a Windows or Office licence but confused by terms like OEM, Retail, and Bound? You are not alone. These three licence types determine how you can install, transfer, and reactivate your software — and choosing the wrong one can cost you money.
Here is the short version: OEM licences are locked to one computer and cannot be transferred...
- January 22, 2026
How to Fix Windows Error 0x803fa067 (Edition Upgrade Failed)
Getting error code 0x803fa067 when upgrading Windows 10 or 11 from Home to Pro? This activation error occurs when the edition upgrade process fails — typically because of an internet connection conflict during the upgrade. Here is how to fix it in minutes.
- January 22, 2026
How to Fix Windows Error 0xc004f050 (Activation Failed)
Seeing error code 0xc004f050 when trying to activate Windows? This error means Windows cannot validate your product key — usually because the key does not match your installed edition, or because of an upgrade path conflict. Here is how to fix it step by step.
- January 22, 2026
Windows Server Essentials vs Standard vs Datacenter: Which Edition Do You Need?
Microsoft offers three editions of Windows Server: Essentials, Standard, and Datacenter. Choosing the wrong one can mean paying too much for features you do not need — or running into limitations that block your growth. Here is a clear comparison to help you decide.
Quick answer: Most small businesses need Standard. E...
- January 22, 2026
Windows Server Core Licensing Explained: How Many Do You Need?
Windows Server licensing trips up even experienced IT managers. The shift from per-processor to per-core licensing changed everything — and if you miscalculate, you either overpay or run unlicensed hardware. This guide cuts through the jargon so you can get it right the first time.
We have merged two common questions into one definitive resource: What exactly are "cores" in Microsoft...
- January 22, 2026
Windows Server and CAL Licences: A Complete Guide
Setting up a Windows Server environment? You will need two things: a Windows Server licence and Client Access Licences (CALs) for every user or device connecting to that server. Without CALs, your server setup is not properly licensed — even if the server itself is activated.
This guide explains what CALs are, the four types available, how to calculate how many you need, and where to buy them at t...
- January 22, 2026
How to Use Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant
Often, when installing a new program purchased from our website, you may encounter issues such as the program not activating or compatibility problems.
The number one cause is pre-installed programs on your computer that remain active, even though you think you've deleted them all. For this reason, we are now going to show you the steps to follow to uninstall all the programs you may have on your computer to ensure a successful...
- January 22, 2026
Uninstalling Pre-installed Office Programs
Microsoft Office is one of the most widely used office suites, but sometimes it is necessary to uninstall it to solve problems, free up space, or change versions. Below, you will find the basic steps for Windows and macOS.
1. Uninstall Office on Windows
Using Windows Settings
- Go to Start → Settings → Apps → Installed Apps.
- Search for "Microsoft Office" in the list, click on it an...
- January 22, 2026
How to Take a Screenshot?
Step 1: Capture the Image
Windows provides six methods to take a screenshot. Three require the Print Screen (PrtScn) key, while the rest require the Windows (Win) key.On external keyboards, you'll find a PrtScn key located in the top right corner. The...
- January 22, 2026
Legality and Guarantee of European Licences
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