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Win7Professional, via my VL MSDN, might be a VL channel product which accepts a VL MAK, but yours might only offer Win7Professional as a Retail channel product, which might not accept a VL MAK so you'd need to use your Retail MSDN Win7Pro key.Įither way, if you are using Win7Pro in compliance with the MSDN licensing terms, that's fine. The Retail subscription doesn't offer exactly the same product licensing channels, compared to the VL MSDN Subscription, so, MSDN Retail might not offer the VL channel product you want, which means that MAK (which is a VL key) might not work.Į.g. MSDN Subscriptions are available in two licensing channels: Retail, and Volume Licensing. In general, what you are *permitted* to do, and, the technical steps involved for *how* you do it, can be difficult to align. MSDN subscription licensing info is here: A good forum for MSDN subscription questions is here: