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Just use an enterprise edition and then CTT cleanup tool.
How much extra does that cost?
Just use the mass activation script. It doesn't cost anything
Where does one just use such edition?
Mass Activation Script
May I also recommend dusting off the old pirate hat?
Oh, and group policies. I could not work on a system without turning all sorts of shit off in gpedit.
In Germany you just purchase an OEM volume license on eBay for 8€. That's why I don't give a shit about all this drama, lol. I'm still switching to Linux once I find the time to do so, because I don't want to support American companies any further.
[X]Doubt
Having purchased $8 keys on eBay, they're more than likely either data center or MAK activation keys that are being resold against the license agreement.
Not that I care, mind, but there's very little likelihood that a real/legit key being sold for that little that's actually OEM.
Edit: IMHO, there isn't much difference in buying a grey market key vs just using the activation script.
The license agreement doesn't mean shit here though. Its perfectly legal. They're perfectly valid and official keys.