The Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher Program Explained
What is a Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher? For Refurbishers: The Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher (MAR) program is a partnership designed to support the largest device refurbishers globally. It enables these refurbishers to professionally refurbish Windows devices and preinstall genuine Microsoft software, ensuring high-quality customer experiences. For End Users: The MAR program ensures that refurbished devices you purchase […]
The Value of Genuine Microsoft Refurbisher Labels (GMRL) in the Refurbished Device Market
Discover the significant benefits of using Genuine Microsoft Refurbisher Labels (GMRL) on your refurbished devices. Learn how these labels enhance trust, increase resale value, and ensure customer satisfaction, making them a vital asset for any refurbisher.
Windows 7 key loophole closed by Microsoft: What does it mean for your business?
IT equipment refurbishers often come across Microsoft Autopilot and Intune locks, which can render a device useless if not removed. This is where the MAR (Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher) Key Injection Process can help.
Language Support Extension – Client 1.1.7.0
Now supports en-ch & en-ae Windows installation. Editions Versions Builds Windows 10 Home, Pro and Pro Education 20H1, 20H2, 21H1, 21H2, 22H2 19041, 19042, 19043, 19044, 19045 Windows 11 Home, Pro and Pro Education 21H2, 22H2 22000, 22621 SMART Supported Operating Systems Where? SMART Client & Portal When? 27th June 2023 – 0930hrs […]
Webinar – Authenticity Matters: The Advantages of Genuine Microsoft Licensing for Refurbishers
Join SMART and Microsoft for our upcoming webinar, “Authenticity Matters: The Advantages of Genuine Microsoft Licensing for Refurbishers”.
Discover the importance of genuine Microsoft licensing in the refurbishment process and understand its impact on customer trust, device performance, and support from Microsoft.
Explore how becoming a Microsoft Third Party Refurbisher can elevate your business and how our SMART solution can streamline your licensing process, saving you time and money.
This webinar is a must-attend for all refurbishers seeking to boost their operations and deliver high-quality, trustworthy refurbished products to their customers.
Webinar – Authenticity Matters: The Advantages of Genuine Microsoft Licensing for Refurbishers
SMART Announces Joint Webinar with Microsoft on the Importance of Genuine Licensing for Refurbishers London, UK — SMART, the groundbreaking solution streamlining the Microsoft licensing process for refurbishers, is excited to announce a collaborative webinar with Microsoft. The webinar, titled “Authenticity Matters: The Advantages of Genuine Microsoft Licensing for Refurbishers,” will take place on the […]
Simplifying Windows Device Refurbishment with SMART: Overcoming Autopilot Locks
IT equipment refurbishers often come across Microsoft Autopilot and Intune locks, which can render a device useless if not removed. This is where the MAR (Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher) Key Injection Process can help.
Language Support Extension – Client 1.1.2.0
Now supports en-ca Windows installation. Editions Versions Builds Windows 10 Home, Pro and Pro Education 20H1, 20H2, 21H1, 21H2, 22H2 19041, 19042, 19043, 19044, 19045 Windows 11 Home, Pro and Pro Education 21H2, 22H2 22000, 22621 SMART Supported Operating Systems Where? SMART Client & Portal When? 21st December 2022 – 1100hrs GMT Please […]
The Ultimate Guide to Refurbishing Automation with SMART
Automation in the refurbishment process is important for decreasing operational costs and increasing speed of refurbishing. Reducing the amount of time that your technical team spends on each device can give you a competitive advantage in your refurbishment process.
Auto Inject – Client 1.1.0.0
Client/Portal Updates Automation Settings: These settings can be toggled from the Client Settings page or by using the SmartConfig.txt override. “Wait On Results Screen” – When using auto inject, upon completion leaving this checked will stop the machine from shutting down and hang on the final screen for the user to manually run SysPrep. […]