220-802 · Question #923
Which of the following items differentiates Windows 7 Enterprise from Windows 7 Ultimate?
The correct answer is B. Requires volume licensing. Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate share nearly identical features, but Enterprise is exclusively available through Microsoft Volume Licensing, while Ultimate can be purchased at retail.
Question
Which of the following items differentiates Windows 7 Enterprise from Windows 7 Ultimate?
Options
- ASupports Multilingual User Interface
- BRequires volume licensing
- CCan join an Active Directory domain
- DCan use Bitlocker encryption
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A8% (2)
- B88% (23)
- C4% (1)
Why each option
Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate share nearly identical features, but Enterprise is exclusively available through Microsoft Volume Licensing, while Ultimate can be purchased at retail.
Both Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate support the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) pack, so this is not a differentiator.
Windows 7 Enterprise requires a Volume Licensing Agreement with Microsoft and cannot be purchased at retail or as an OEM copy. Windows 7 Ultimate offers the same feature set but is available to individual consumers through retail channels. This licensing requirement is the sole functional differentiator between the two editions.
Both Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate can join an Active Directory domain; this capability is shared by both editions.
Both Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate include BitLocker Drive Encryption; neither edition has exclusive access to this feature.
Concept tested: Windows 7 edition licensing differences
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/windows-7
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