On this page, you’ll find several Windows 11 options on physical media.

• DVD installation discs, including versions labeled Home or Pro.
• OEM DVDs for new installs on compatible PCs.
• Repair/recover/restore media designed to troubleshoot or reinstall.
• Bundles that add items like office suites, driver packs, or utilities.
• Some kits delivered on USB instead of DVD for PCs without disc drives.

To narrow it down, use filters for edition, format, and bundle type. Check the product description to confirm what’s included (media-only vs. media with a license key), system compatibility, and number of users. Delivery and pickup options may be available at checkout.

It varies by listing, so it helps to scan the details closely.

• Look for wording such as with key, keycard, or 1 user in the title.
• Review What’s included or Specifications to confirm if a license key is provided.
• Media labeled repair/recovery often does not include a new license; it’s meant to use your existing activation.
• OEM discs may include a license, but specifics differ by product, so check the description carefully.

When included, keys are typically provided as a printed card or insert in the package. If you need media-only, choose repair/reinstall tools. If you need a fresh activation, select a listing that clearly states a key is included.

Pricing can differ based on what you choose.

• Edition: Home vs. Pro.
• Format: DVD versus USB installation kits.
• Inclusions: media-only, license key, driver packs, or bundled software.
• Pack size: single user versus multi-packs (for example, 2-pack or 3-pack).

To compare, open a few product pages and review edition, format, and what’s included side by side. You can filter or sort results to focus on the version you need. Availability of delivery and pickup may also influence your choice. Because listings can change, confirm current pricing and any promotions at checkout.

Steps can vary by product and PC, but this general outline can help:

1. Back up important files and confirm your PC meets the listed requirements.
2. Insert the DVD and restart. Use your device’s boot menu to start from the DVD.
3. Follow on-screen prompts to upgrade or perform a clean install.
4. Enter a product key if your listing includes one.
5. Install drivers or bundled tools from the included pack if provided.

If your PC doesn’t have a disc drive, consider versions offered on USB on this page or use an external DVD drive. Results can vary by hardware and edition, so refer to the product’s instructions for best results.

They serve different needs:

• Install discs: Used to put Windows 11 on a compatible PC. Some listings include a license key; others are media-only. They’re often labeled with an edition (Home or Pro) or as OEM.
• Repair/recover/restore discs: Focused on troubleshooting, restoring, or reinstalling Windows on systems that already have a license. Many include driver packs or utilities and may not provide a new product key.

Check titles and descriptions for phrases like with key, repair, drivers pack, or 2PK/3 Pack to understand what’s included. Choose based on whether you need a fresh activation or just tools to fix or reinstall your current setup.