Activating volume licenses - the difference between MAK and KMS

In this video we will explain how you can activate your Microsoft volume licenses. Basically you have two options: using MAK (Multiple Activation Key) or KMS (Key Management Service).
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[@MrHydyr]

It just explained all my questions... and, what a cute anchor ;) ...

[@adaobiblaise8776]

Great job! Explained very well and answered questions in the comment section. Kudos to you!

[@James-sc1lz]

Thank you. That explained it very well. I speak only English so subtitles helped.I think servers is actually 5 and not 25 as stated in the video. Windows 10 O/S is 25

[@Gebrauchtsoftware]

Thank you for your feedback! We have amended the video accordingly.

[@steveg7000]

What subtitles?

[@Gebrauchtsoftware]

@@steveg7000 The subtitles are included directly in the video.

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[@eddeig]

Great Video, many thanks!!!

[@drawingpictures9192]

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[@philasandemkhize8354]

Hey quick question for better understanding so with MAK you get one product key to activate the number of clients you've been licensed to activate and with key management service you get multiple keys to activate your clients individually via the internet ?

[@Gebrauchtsoftware]

Actually, it’s the other way around. If you want to activate your licenses with MAK and don't buy them all together in one order, you will probably receive several different keys (because they are limited in their activation possibilities). A KMS, on the other hand, can activate as many keys as it wants. In the end, however, both are activated via the Internet.

[@unclesamo]

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[@CFC026]

Thanks for the video. Question? Do you receive a individual Product key by using MAK or you can start to fear? As far as I heard MAK has predefined activations allowed, meaning that MAK does not activate the product beyond its available limit. Thanks

[@Gebrauchtsoftware]

Hello CFC026, a MAK always has a limit. No matter whether you buy it from Microsoft or elsewhere. But that’s not a problem at all as long as you buy licences from a reliable shop: If a MAK would not work, you will get a replacement key from them. For this purpose, you should contact the shop where you bought your licences.

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