Woot! [woot.com] has
Microsoft Windows 11 Home or Pro (Digital Download) for
$20.
Windows 11 Home -
$18
Windows 11 Pro -
$20
ATTENTION: Your redemption code will be delivered as tracking number within a few business days. You will receive your serial number(s) to authorize and register your product as your tracking number.
You'll receive a redemption code (serial number, a 25-character, alphanumeric serial number for each program) allowing you to instantly download the program for your desktop or laptop device. Requires a PC or laptop computer. Not compatible with iOS (iPad, iPhone), Android (tablets) or Chromebook devices. Internet connection required for online activation.
https://computers.woot.com/offers...r-choice-8
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so it should work to install fine
but maybe not subsequent installations
but Windows does some Account associated, digital license, so it should hopefully install to the same machine for a clean re-install if ever wanted..
And Amazon's woot is now the perfect marketplace for sketchy/fraudulently seller licenses now that eBay has cracked down.
I guess the bigger debate is whether this is worth $20
I suppose that it will depend on your requirements and restrictions...but the Chrome Remote Desktop works just fine and could negate the advantage of the Windows Remote Desktop.
Thanks
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as a clarification- I'm running Chrome Remote Desktop with no issues on Win11 Home.
I guess the bigger debate is whether this is worth $20
I mean, they did sell counterfeit eclipse glasses, and that could result in permanent injury, so maybe there's a chance these are not fully authorized.
I'm wondering the same thing if anyone knows if this would work in Parallels. Thanks!
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Anyway, not sure it's analogous here because China is not where legit Windows keys come from. I'd hope Amazon's understanding of English and Microsoft is sufficient to know where they are sourcing them from. Given Microsoft's stature and how litigious they are (I had listings for Microsoft products removed online and don't think I could sell any on Amazon), I seriously doubt Amazon is selling Microsoft stuff that isn't legit but I'd love to hear the basis for why people believe that since I am interested in a key that is properly sourced.
Just hard for me to figure out how Woot could be selling software that's not legitimate while Amazon itself was heavily policed in terms of selling software and I had listings removed that were legitimate but I wasn't an authorized reseller or what ever.