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Fix NSLP description

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Made an oopsie - NSLP is definitely not "an SLP equivalent" as the activation is not authorized by the OEM.
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@@ -69,10 +69,9 @@ There are multiple types of keys that will accompany OEM licenses. Those are:
The differences between them are pretty extreme but ultimately do not matter
that much. In short, **SLP** keys do not require Microsoft's activation servers
to activate - the OEM marks a machine as activated during manufacturing,
**DM** are the "BIOS keys" you might have seen/heard about and **NSLP**s are the
**SLP** equivalent for when the OEM doesn't want to bother with activation
during manufacturing. In terms more people might understand, NSLP is analogous
to COA.
**DM** are the "BIOS keys" you might have seen/heard about and **NSLP**s are for
when the OEM doesn't want to bother with activation during manufacturing. In
terms more people might understand, NSLP is analogous to COA.
### Volume Licensing
Microsoft's bigger customers that "need" more licenses for more computer can opt