Frequently Asked Questions

File Viewer Plus Enterprise is a universal file utility for Windows, supporting over 400 file types. It includes licensing and deployment features optimized for large teams and organizations. Benefits include volume licensing, site-wide activation keys, and the option to automate software installation and license activation. In addition, File Viewer Plus Enterprise allows offline license activation when an organization cannot open network access to the software's online activation server.

While the core features of the single-user and enterprise versions are the same, some differences are listed below:

• The End User License Agreements (EULAs) are tailored for their respective user types (single-user vs. enterprise).
• The enterprise version allows automated deployment.
• Enterprise licenses can be activated offline.
• Licenses for the enterprise version must be activated before using the software.
• The enterprise version offers an MSI installer in addition to the EXE installer, as well as customizations for deployment.
• The enterprise version does not include an automatic software updater or prompts to purchase the software.

Yes, the File Viewer Plus Enterprise End User License Agreement (EULA) is available. Please note this agreement is tailored for the enterprise version of File Viewer Plus, and is distinct from the single-user EULA available elsewhere on this site. Before purchase, enterprises must accept the enterprise EULA and sign a Sales Confirmation document.

Yes, File Viewer Plus can be installed on both desktops and laptops as long as you have purchased enough licenses for your total number of users.

Yes, File Viewer Plus Enterprise can be installed on shared systems, such as Remote Desktop Services (terminal servers), and virtual systems as long as you have purchased enough licenses for your total number of users. See the system requirements for supported operating systems.

Yes. Please contact us for more information if you would like a license for a maximum number of concurrent users.

Yes, an MSI installer is available for Group Policy Object (GPO) or System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) deployment. Additionally, MSI deployment can be customized with command-line arguments or MST transformation files.

No, enterprise licenses and enterprise activation keys can only be used with the enterprise installer.