Can computer games be installed on more than one computer?

Answer 1

Many software licenses restrict the use of a program to a single computer.

A software license for multiple computers will specify the number of machines on which the program may be installed. Software license agreements for medium to large sized businesses are commonly referred to as, "Enterprise License Agreements".

Some "Enterprise License Agreement" plans allow the Information Technology (I.T.) support staff or employees to install and use a program on multiple computers provided they do not operate both computers at the same time. In other words, an employee may begin work on their office computer, save it, transport the document home and continue the work there as long as they do not have the software running "concurrently" in the first location.

Finally, in some instances employees may be granted a temporary license to use software on one or more personally owned computers for the term of their employment. This is most commonly found with Anti-virus software and serves the purpose of preventing a computer virus from transferring from a Personal (i.e. "Home") computer to a business computer.

Answer 2

Any software given to a user does not specify a computer. This means that if you get a product, you do not have to put it on the same computer you are using.

Just make sure however that you disable the product on a computer before using it on another.

Answer 3

yes you can. if the manufacturer of the program has a problem with it, they will put a limit on it.

Answer 4

only the old ones, because either obama or bush issued a law that we cant last year, so now all cd's are made that way.

Answer 5

What software on what computer? be more specific.