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Microsoft OEM System Builder | Windоws 11 Pro | Intended use for new systems | Authorized by Microsoft

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Style: Windows 11 Pro


Features

  • STREAMLIMED AND INTUITIVE UI | Intelligent desktop | Personalize your experience for simpler efficiency | Powerful security built-in and enabled.
  • JOIN YOUR BUSINESS OR SCHOOL DOMAIN for easy access to network files, servers, and printers.
  • OEM IS TO BE INSTALLED ON A NEW PC WITH NO PRIOR VERSION of Windows installed and cannot be transferred to another machine.
  • OEM DOES NOT PROVIDE PRODUCT SUPPORT | To acquire product with Microsoft support, obtain the full packaged Retail version.

Description

We’ve reimagined every element of the Windows 11 UX to feel effortless, personal, and focused. It wasn’t simply built for people who use Windows, it was built by people who use Windows every day. People who understand the challenges of today’s workstyles. Streamlined and intuitive UI • Juggling complex workflows and remote collaboration while trying to find the apps, files, and people you need can be demanding. Windows 11 helps you reduce cognitive load with a simplified and streamlined experience so you can focus. • Enjoy a centered Start and effortless navigation. • Search across the web, your work, and Windows directly from your taskbar. • Make tasks easier with a clean layout and fresh icons, wallpaper, and sounds. • We’ve also enhanced familiar tools to boost your productivity. For example, Microsoft Edge is designed to be the fastest browser on Windows 11 and to work seamlessly with Microsoft 365 including Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and Office apps. Intelligent desktop - New features enable you to make the most of available desktop space. • Snap layouts organize open windows with pre-configured options that intelligently adapt to the size and dimension of your screen. • Pick up where you left off. Windows 11 remembers your layout, so you can return to it even when you dock or undock from your monitor. • Create separate, custom desktops for each workstream or project, and switch instantly between them from your taskbar. • Personalized and accessible With Windows 11, you can personalize your experience for simpler efficiency. • Work naturally and comfortably with your voice, digital pen, and multi-finger touch.1 • Use voice typing to turn ideas into text instantly in your browser and favorite apps. • Get live news, your schedule, and to-do lists in a swipe with customizable Widgets. • Easily automate workflows from your desktop with Microsoft Power Automate Also, just as with Windows 10, we are deeply committed to app compatibility in Windows 11. We stand behind our promise that your applications will work on Windows 11 with App Assure, a service that helps subscribers with 150 or more users fix any app issues they might run into at no additional cost. We’ve designed Windows 11 to ensure a smooth transition to this powerful new operating system. And we’re giving customers the flexibility to upgrade in a way that’s best for them. Protect data and access anywhere with a Zero Trust-ready OS Security has never been more important. In the most complex cybersecurity environment they’ve ever seen, businesses need a platform that is even stronger and more resilient to attacks. Windows 11 is the most secure Windows yet, providing next-generation protection without sacrificing performance or user experience. • Get powerful security built-in and enabled on all devices, including hardware isolation, encryption, and malware protection. • Easily apply password-less security with Enhanced Windows Hello for Business.5 • Combine device safeguards with multi-factor authentication for Zero Trust protection. • Use cloud configuration to simply secure a device for curated apps and access. • Gain more choice and flexibility

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.1 inches; 1.6 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ FQC-10529


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 2, 2021


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Microsoft


Best Sellers Rank: #16 in Software (See Top 100 in Software) #2 in Operating Systems (Software)


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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 1,858 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Windows 11 Pro. No issues
Style: Windows 11 Pro
Exactly what you'd expect. I've never needed to contact MS Support, and I typically give away my computer to friends or family whenever I upgrade, so I'm not trying to move my Windows to another PC (it's locked to a single mobo). I thought I'd get the key emailed to me, but it actually came as a DVD (should have read closer haha). No problem, as you can install Windows 11 via a download/USB flash drive with no issues, and the few days I had to wait to activate posed no problems at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025 by Sam

  • Best price for a legit Windows 11 Pro key
Style: Windows 11 Pro
This was the best price I could find from a reputable seller, and it worked perfectly. While it comes with a disk, I used the product key with a digital installation of Windows 11 Pro and had zero issues. Activation was smooth and immediate. Definitely a great option if you're upgrading or building a PC and want to save some money without resorting to risky or sketchy sellers out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025 by Sean M.

  • Works OK until Microsoft Update vandalized my computers
Style: Windows 11 Home
This product was used on two home-built ASUS desktops and an ASUS Vivobook notebook computer. I make my computers to be dual boot; Windows (whatever version) and Linux (Mint). The way I switch operating systems is to shut down the computer, access the UEFI (BIOS), and change to the SSD or the partition of the operating system I want to use. This worked fine. I have done this sort of thing for years, dating back to Windows XP. Most of the time I leave these three computers running all the time under Windows (11). One morning last August (2024), I find all three computers were alive in Linux. I shut down and switched back to Windows, and the computers completed a compulsory update. Days later I try to switch to Linux to do (my) scheduled updates. Microsoft has locked me out of the UEFIs, so I cannot switch operating systems. Just swell. I can work around this with the desktop systems, but it is a Royal Pain. I have to get in the box, then pry out the lithium battery for the realtime clock and BIOS. After the BIOS' brains are scrambled, I reassemble the machine, set the clock, fix the "secure boot" vandalism, and switch (or not switch) operating systems. This works fine until Microsoft gets their tentacles on the computers again, via mandatory update. The notebook computer is another catastrophe. Getting inside is the thing is not much fun. I cannot find a lithium battery to pop out. It might not have one. I have an old HP money pit notebook that when you unplug the main battery, the BIOS wakes up says "Where the heck am I?" The ASUS Vivobook has no such feature. I have unplugged the battery overnight, and it still doesn't let go. The only way I can regain control is to unplug the SSD, and start the machine up without an SSD. That gets the BIOS' attention. I leave this computer running Linux. Someday, when I have time, I will rework the SSD to make it all Linux. The Vivobook has only one SSD. That is another joy brought to me from the Benevolent System "Administrators" of Microsoft. They will no longer allow me to back up Windows on another SSD. I have a 2 TB SSD, half Windows/half Linux. It looks like the only solution is Wipe the SSD and reinstall Linux on the entire 2 TB. Remember this when you contemplate buying your next Microsoft product. You think you own it, but do you really? Oh yeah, you pay for it. When it breaks you fix it, replace it, or junk it. But if you use it in a way that Microsoft does not approve, they will "fix" it for you. After all, they can do that. You really don't own it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Sparky

  • Windows 11 one of the better verions from Microsoft
Style: Windows 11 Home
Windows 11. on par with windows 7 iykyk
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025 by Alan Z

  • No problems, plus bonus functionality
Style: Windows 11 Home
Worked fine for me. Bonus: I was expecting to have to install from scratch over my existing Win 11, which had gotten registry-swampy (for example, couldn't uninstall broken NVIDIA App, couldn't reinstall) - figured it was the price I was paying for updating from Win10 when I cloned the boot drive from a previous build... Anyway, long story short, it says "new computer only", but this DVD will serve as a repair for an existing Win11 install. What it will *not* do is update Win10.... No issues with the activation key, worked the first time I used it (to create a new boot drive, which I ended up not needing :) ). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025 by Jonathan Hochberg

  • I don't like being forced to upgrade
Style: Windows 11 Home
Windows 11 is well Windows 11. I would not have upgraded from Windows 10 if I wasn't forced. Some of the features are nice, but for the most part I feel that Windows updates are not always about function, its about moving things around or moving features around and acting like its something new. The installation was simple, but what I don't like is the constant sales attempts trying to get me to subscribe to Office 365 since I installed this software. I also resent being made to purchase a new computer, I am sure there could have been some type of compatibility mode in order to extend the live of older hardware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025 by A Reviewer

  • Buen precio
Style: Windows 11 Pro
Excelente opción para países latinoamericanos donde el precio es muy elevado en la Microsoft Store
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by Wilver

  • Windows 11: A Step Toward Thinking Differently
Style: Windows 11 Home
Microsoft has taken a commendable step toward understanding the essence of simplicity and elegance. The redesigned interface, with its centered Start menu and refined windowing system, reflects a certain aspiration—an attempt to achieve the seamless fluidity that makes great technology invisible. The installation on my new PC was swift, and the system feels fast and responsive. Yet, while Windows 11 impresses with its modern aesthetic, it occasionally succumbs to the complexities that have long plagued the platform. The Settings menu, though improved, feels inconsistent, and remnants of legacy design persist like whispers of an era that refuses to fade. Still, the effort to unify work and play is palpable. The integration with Android apps is a bold move, though the execution feels a step behind the vision. Widgets are a curious addition but lack the precision of a true personal assistant. Windows 11 shows promise, a platform growing into its potential. It’s not perfect, but it’s a worthy evolution—proof that even giants can learn to think differently. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by John

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