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Which of the following BEST describes the concept of right to downgrade?
Which of the following BEST describes the concept of right to downgrade?
A . It allows for the return of a new OS license if the newer OS is not compatible with the currently installed software and is returning to the previously used OS
B . It allows a server to run on fewer resources than what is outlined in the minimum requirements document without purchasing a license
C . It allows for a previous version of an OS to be deployed in a test environment for each current license that is purchased
D . It allows a previous version of an OS to be installed and covered by the same license as the newer version
Answer: B
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D is the correct answer.
This mainly came into play when Windows 8 came out. The UI change was so drastic, users hated it. OEM PC’s (e.g. Dell’s and whatnot) came preinstalled with a Windows OS which was typically the latest version of Windows. Users didn’t like it, corporations didn’t adopt it, and that forced Microsoft to allow OEM’s to give purchasers a choice to have Windows 7 preinstalled while the PC itself came with a Windows 8 COA.
Right to downgrade also has applied to Microsoft Volume Licensing if you pay for Software Assurance. You see this more on the server side where a VL allows you to run the latest version of a software product (e.g. Windows Server, SQL Server, etc.) while still having the ability to use the previous version. This is mainly due to most corporations not wanting to ride what we call “the bleeding edge” or, the latest and greatest which is typically not as stable as the older version. Newer versions of Microsoft software typically includes new features which, in turn, includes new bugs. In contrast, Microsoft doesn’t typically include new features in older software. They just incorporate bug fixes.
https://download.microsoft.com/download/6/8/9/68964284-864d-4a6d-aed9-f2c1f8f23e14/downgrade_rights.pdf