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expiredDealzslickk posted Apr 6, 2023 5:03 AM
Microsoft Windows 10 or 11 Pro (Your Choice) - $49.99 - Free shipping
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Microsoft Windows 10 or 11 Pro (Your Choice) - $49.99 - Free shipping
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One key per device"
OEM versions are tied to the first computer they're installed on and can't be transferred. Retail versions can be transferred to new hardware.
I learned this by buying the Windows 11 upgrade via the Microsoft store. On this PC, I ended up having a hardware issue that ended up having me change motherboards, power supplies, etc. to figure out what was wrong. In the end, it was a single bad cable on the power supply that was causing the issue. But because of the hardware changes, it triggered a flag. you're allowed only 1 major change. but after that, if you do another major change, you have to contact Microsoft and they can do one change. If anything else happens, you are stuck.
That is why buying the full retail is so much better than the cheaper upgrade. with the full retail, you can make as many major changes as you like.
keep in mind, things like NVMe drives or memory are not major changes. or even GPU. it's basically the motherboard.
Windows 7 pro keys will activate windows 10/11 pro provided it was never used to upgrade from home to pro before. If it was used and converted to a digital license, they you are SOL.
https://www.microsoft.c
https://learn.microsoft
and Windows 10 to 11 is free (home or pro)
https://www.microsoft.c
t's free. But only Windows 10 PCs that are running the most current version of Windows 10 and meet the minimum hardware specifications will be able to upgrade. You can check to see if you have the latest updates for Windows 10 in Settings/Windows Update. Note that in areas where the internet is metered, ISP fees may apply.
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Click on that to see reviews.
Pick Sort by : Most Recent
Then page down from there and you will see quite a few reviews, the key doesn't work.
Remember this is from 3rd party seller and not sold by Amazon.
See the page below. It has some if not all of the same reviews from the Woot page.
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-...r=8-4&th=1
One key per device"
OEM versions are tied to the first computer they're installed on and can't be transferred. Retail versions can be transferred to new hardware.
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