Perpetual Software in Microsoft 365

Perpetual Software in Microsoft 365

How to find your Perpetual Software licenses inside of your Microsoft 365 Admin Center

  1. Go to the Microsoft Admin Center at https://admin.microsoft.com/.
  2. From the Dashboard navigation menu, go to Billing > Your products. Find and select the software.
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  3. Select the Product version, Language, CPU & file type. This will enable the download of the ISO and the option to obtain the Product Key.
  4. If the software is not shown, select Change billing account.
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  5. Ensure that you have the Microsoft Customer Agreement selected.
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  6. Repeat steps 2 and 3.

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