Updated: Microsoft gets picky over schools PC scheme

Doug Woodburn
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Windows Pro desktops no longer qualify for Technology Access Programme

Schools without a Microsoft volume licensing agreement will lose out under new restrictions Microsoft has introduced to its Technology Access Programme. In an effort to fend off the competitive ...

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