Windows Licensing Portal

For our third-party refurbishers, this page hosts the secure USB-based licensing tool designed to streamline Windows license deployment. Before any license is applied, the tool automatically performs a comprehensive hardware check to verify that the machine meets all system requirements and compliance standards. This ensures a seamless, error-free activation process while maintaining strict adherence to licensing guidelines.

Licensing Tool

Access the latest version of the USB tool.

Download Tool

Documentation

Review instructions, setup steps, and hardware checks.

View PDF Manual

Technical Support

Need assistance with deployment or tool errors?

Email: jrichman@blairtech.com

Phone: (855)-252-4784

Need to order more keys?

You can easily order keys by reaching out to our team directly at coas@blairtg.com.

Important Information & Updates

Version 1.1 Release

Version 1.1 Release

Aug 27th 2026

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Version 1.0 Release

Version 1.0 Release

Jul 30th 2026

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Release Notes

Version 1.0 (07/30/2026)

  • Windows compatibility validation.
  • Windows Edition Detection.
  • DPK Retrieval.
  • Firmware Programming.
  • Computer Build Report (CBR) Generation
  • One Time Simple Configuration

Version 1.1 (TBD)

  • Potential improvements include OA3 tool validation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the MARExpress Tool?

A: The MARExpress tool is a script based method for applying Windows Digital Product Key (DPK) to an eligible device. This tool communicates with the MDOS Smart Client to pull down an available DPK and apply it to the device using the OA3Tool. A Computer Build Report (CBR) is generated and sent back to the MDOS Smart Client for processing.

Q: What is the OA3Tool?

A: The OA3Tool is a small application created by Microsoft that is utilized to apply a Microsoft License to a Device. The OA3Tool will also generate the hardware hash and Computer Build Report upon successful application of the license on the device.

Q: What is the Computer Build Report?

A: The Computer Build Report or CBR for short is an XML document that is generated when a DPK is successfully applied to a device. The XML contains the hardware hash, product key ID, serial number of the device, and status number of the product key ID. This report is necessary and required as part of the overall process for applying a new license to a Windows device.

Q: What is a hardware hash?

A: The hardware hash is a 4K unique identifier of the device. The hardware hash is an encrypted sequence 4000 characters long. It contains general information of the device including but not limited to the CPU, make, model, ect. . . A new hardware hash is generated when a new Windows license is applied to a device.

Q: What is the MDOS Smart Client?

A: The Microsoft Digital Operation Services Smart Client or MSC for short is a client side application that is deployed on the deployment floor for refurbishers who are applying MAR Windows licenses for eligible devices. The MSC is used to report, audit, and view the Digital Product Keys that have been issued to the MSC.

Q: What is a Digital Product Key

A: The Digital Product Key or DPK for short is the 5x5x5x5 sequence of characters used to license and activate Windows. The DPK replaced the paper Certificate of Authenticity (COA) you would normally see affixed to the top or back of a Windows PC.

Q: What is a TPR?

A: A TPR or Third Party Refurbisher is a PC refurbishing company who has partnered with a Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher (MAR) through their TPR Program to acquire refurbisher Windows licenses to be applied to their refurbished device.

Q: Who is Blair Tech?

A: Blair Tech is the largest Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher. Since 2005 they are a PC Refurbisher and ITAD with a focus on green recycling practices and reselling refurbished Windows devices through online venues such as eBay, Walmart and Amazon.

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