Buy 1 license for 1 computer with multi-OS ?

Is it legal to buy a single-user license NOD32 and install it into more than 1 OS of the same computer?

Thanks.

 

I think that the licence is per user and not per O/S

 

Yes, it is legal. The license is per computer, not per OS. However, there are different versions (i.e. Linux/Windows) which would require a separate license.

 

Its legal? WOW!!!!!

This is great!

 

Perhaps I'm reading the Eula wrong....but one license per OS

 

It is not possible!

If you bought licence for Windows version of NOD32 you can download only Windows version of program/update. It will not patch you through to download other platform program/update... Just try it, you'll see.

Cheers

 

I was talking about multiple Windows platforms - for example, a dual boot between Win 2k and WinXP...so is it possible in that case?

 

My EULA reading - the answer is yes, with the general case best articulated by rumpstah.

Blue

 

The license is as follows:

You are hereby granted an End User License to use NOD32 on: * 1
computer(s) until 5 May 2006

This is dependent upon the platform purchased. 3 boot partitions, same computer: 1 Linux, 1 Win98 and 1 WinXP would require 2 separate licenses. 1 for Windows and 1 for Linux.

 

Thanks Rumpstah, that's as I understood it, and have sought clarification in the past, and been given the answer you have provided.

Cheers

 

Thank all of you for your answers!

 

Very true. If you have license for Windows you can download/update/mirror any of the Windows family. Sorry for the tiff. I've got misled by "... i.e. Windows/Linux ..." text in one of the posts...

Cheers