Sorry for the confusion on the tread title. OEM vs retail, I didn't know the correct term to call it, I purchased the copy direct from the Microsoft store. If that makes it a retail then it's a retail copy. Sorry again.
OEM digital license
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My company issued me a laptop and I got my own copy of Windows 10 from the Microsoft store to install on it.
My question is now that this laptop is due to be returned, am I to wipe this laptop and reuse this license on the next laptop I'm issued?
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2018-08-21T15:37:32+00:00 In view of the ambiguous thread title, why is everyone assuming that the OP has a retail license?
He said "I got my own copy of Windows 10 from the Microsoft store" and I trust him. Can you controvert? ;)
It does say that, but it doesn't explain the thread title.