OPK definition

OPK means the OEM preinstallation kit that includes, where applicable, installation instructions, utilities, tools, Software, and/or supplements delivered to Refurbisher by MS for installing the applicable Software on the Refurbished PC and assisting Refurbisher with the refurbishment process. For purposes of this agreement, the term OPK includes the ADK.
OPK means the OEM preinstallation kit for a Product that includes, where applicable, installation instructions, utilities, Product software and/or Supplements delivered to Company for installing the applicable Product software on the Embedded System.
OPK means the OEM pre-installation kit that includes, where applicable, any proprietary tools that Microsoft provides to assist with the Refurbish process and other installation instructions, utilities, software, and/or Supplements delivered to TPR by Microsoft for installing the applicable Product on the Qualified Customer System. Not all Products will have an OPK. The Product Schedule will indicate if there is not an OPK for the applicable Product. For purposes of this Agreement, the term OPK includes the ADK.

Examples of OPK in a sentence

  • OP-K) INFORMATION ABOUT BROKERAGE SERVICES: Before working with a real estate broker, you should know that the duties of a broker depend on whom the broker represents.

  • Refurbisher shall take all steps to prevent unauthorized distribution, duplication or pirating of the Software, OPK and Program COA(s).

  • MS does not allow unauthorized duplication and distribution of the Software, OPK or any COA.

  • Refurbisher may not make any changes to the Product unless expressly permitted in the OPK.

  • Refurbisher may use the information, tools and materials contained in the OPK solely to preinstall the Product software as provided in the OPK.

  • Refurbisher may not use the OPK as a general operating system product or as a substitute for an operating system product.

  • Refurbisher may not distribute the OPK to any Customer or other third party.

  • COMPANY may use the information, tools and materials contained in the OPK solely to preinstall the Product software in accordance with the OPK.

  • Grantee shall coordinate with other OPK program providers and with federal Head Start programs to ensure efficient delivery of services and prevent overlap.

  • Jika anda tidak setuju dengan bayaran tersebut, anda boleh menolak keputusan OPK.


More Definitions of OPK

OPK means Operasi Pasar Khusus, the Borrower’s program to provide regular allocations of rice to poor families at a subsidized price.
OPK means Microsoft OEM Preinstall Kit providing suites of tools designed to help original equipment manufacturers preinstall Windows operating systems on their hardware products.
OPK means the OEM preinstallation kit provided by Microsoft that includes installation instructions, utilities and tools for preinstalling the Software.
OPK means the OEM preinstallation kit made available to on www.microsoft.com/oem/opk that includes installation instructions for preinstalling the Software.

Related to OPK

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  • HCD means the California Department of Housing and Community Development.

  • POPI means the Protection of Personal Information Act, 4 of 2013;

  • CDC means Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.