As you're neither redistributing it or copying it, copyright law is not applicable.

For binary software licenses, historically a lot of them have been premised on the idea that it is impossible to use the software without copying it from installation media onto local storage and/or from storage into RAM for execution, meaning that effectively it's possible to use contracts based in copyright law to set terms for the use of the software and not just for what a human might think of as "copying".

You could use someone else's computer or maybe you have bought one 2nd handand never agreed to any EULA.