I'm not a lawyer, but translation by copilot of license term:
Use of the software in a virtualized environment. This license permits the Licensee to install only one instance of the software for use on a single device, regardless of whether it is a physical device or a virtual device. If the Licensee wants to use the software on more than one virtual device, they must obtain separate licenses for each instance.
🟦 Simple Summary (plain English)
- You are allowed to install one copy of the software.
- You can use that copy on one device only — either physical or virtual.
- If you want to run the software on multiple virtual machines (VMs), you must buy one license per VM.
- Each installation = one license
And clarification on reinstall.
Short answer: Yes, reinstalling the software is legal, as long as you follow the same licensing rule — only one active instance per license.
Here’s the clear breakdown, Marian.
✅ Is reinstalling allowed?
Yes. A standard “one‑device / one‑instance” license always allows reinstalling the software on the same device (physical or virtual), because:
You are not creating a second instance
You are not running it on two devices at the same time
You are simply replacing the old installation with a new one
Reinstallation does not require buying another license. clarification on reinstall
Simple analogy to computer. If you replace HD, you can reinstall windows, as long as motherboard ( in this case hypervisor) remains. If you want to defend MS licensing please bring quote from license with supported interpretation.