What is the main difference between Pro and Enterprise?

Windows 11 Enterprise includes everything in the Pro version plus advanced security features like Credential Guard, Application Guard, and more robust management tools like AppLocker and Windows Autopilot, which are essential for larger organizations.

Is this a subscription-based license?

No. While Microsoft often sells Enterprise via monthly subscriptions (E3/E5), the license provided by SoftComp is a lifetime retail key. This means a one-time payment for permanent activation on one PC with no recurring costs.

How is the key delivered?

SoftComp uses an automated digital delivery system. Your 25-character product key is sent to your email address immediately after your order is confirmed, allowing you to activate your software in seconds.

Does this license include the LTSC version?

This specific license is for the standard Windows 11 Enterprise edition. If you require the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) version for specialized systems, please check our specific LTSC product listings.

What are the Microsoft Windows 11 Enterprise included features?

• Redesigned Interface & Snap Layouts: Maximize employee productivity with a fresh, centered Start menu and intuitive Snap Layouts that make organizing multiple applications, spreadsheets, and monitors easier than ever.

• AppLocker: Give IT administrators strict, granular control over which applications, scripts, and files users are allowed to run, completely preventing the installation of unwanted or malicious software on corporate devices.

• DirectAccess: Allow remote employees to securely and seamlessly connect to the corporate network every time they have an internet connection, without the need to launch a cumbersome VPN client.

• Windows Defender Credential Guard: Use hardware-backed, virtualization-based security to isolate corporate secrets and credentials, protecting them from pass-the-hash or pass-the-ticket cyber attacks.

• Universal Print: Manage your organization’s print infrastructure entirely through the cloud, eliminating the need for complex on-premises print servers.

• Hardware-Based Zero Trust Security: Built from the silicon up, Windows 11 Enterprise mandates TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot, providing a foundational layer of security to defend against advanced firmware-level attacks.