Secondary license

A secondary license is a license that has been previously purchased, activated on the original device, and then deactivated before being resold for use on another device. This type of license operates exactly like a new license, offering all the same programs and features, with no difference in functionality. The only distinction is that it has already been used on an earlier machine before being made available for resale.

One of the key advantages of purchasing a secondary license is the cost savings. Since it is a transfer of ownership, the price is significantly lower compared to purchasing a brand-new license. Despite being a secondary product, the software retains all the core programs and functionalities of a new license, giving you access to the same tools, features, and capabilities.

Additionally, a secondary license can often be used on multiple devices, allowing the user to install the software across several systems, depending on the license terms. This flexibility makes it a great option for businesses or individuals who need to run the software on different devices without the need to purchase multiple new licenses.

However, it is important to note that while the software’s functionality remains the same, secondary licenses may not always come with the same level of support or warranties as a new license. Always check with the reseller or software provider to ensure you understand any limitations in terms of support, updates, or customer service. Despite these factors, a secondary license is a highly cost-effective option for accessing high-quality software at a significantly lower price, while still ensuring that all core features and capabilities are available.