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>The value of Windows installation media is the cost of the disk it is burned to + the time it takes to burn That's the cost, not the value. If value = cost, n
by belltaco 9y ago
>The value of Windows installation media is the cost of the disk it is burned to + the time it takes to burn
That's the cost, not the value. If value = cost, no one will ever make a profit.
- freehunter 9y agoIn this case cost does actually equal value. There's zero inherent value to these discs without a license, so if you already have a license the value of the disc is the time it takes to burn it plus the cost of the disc. If you don't already have a license, the disc is worthless because it won't work without it.