If you have Windows 11 licenses purchased through CSP, you're in for a treat. Yesterday I published a video saying that Microsoft hasn't granted on-premises virtualization rights to Windows 11. Apparently I was looking in the wrong place, at what Microsoft still calls remote virtualization rights.

The paragraph on CSP is different, but here it is:

Customers with Windows 11 Enterprise per-user subscription licenses can install the Windows 10 Creators Update or a later software version on a virtual machine running in the customer's Microsoft Azure accounts or on a server.

So it seems like Microsoft has made another improvement to CSP and eliminated one of the most painful differences between CSP and volume licensing.

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