A spokeperson for the firm said it will target resellers that install the same software on multiple machines this year.
The firm claims its software witch hunt last year has returned £20 million worth of business back to channel partners.
Microsoft targets pirate resellers
Microsoft is to contact more than 1000 UK resellers that have bought illegal software.
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