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On 08/01/20 09:26, Mick wrote: |
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> The OS Product Key for a Win 7 will not work on a Win 10, unless the free |
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> upgrade option had been performed before July 2016. At least it has not |
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> worked here ... You'll need a Product Key, Digital License, or a Microsoft |
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> Account which has been linked to an activated Windows 10 Digital License. |
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I don't know what the date MS announced was, but this tactic certainly |
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worked after that - I did it myself. The key statement there is "NEVER |
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been used". If MS recognises the key, it will fail. |
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(I'm actually going to have a crack at it myself again, I've just |
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acquired a Win7 laptop - nice spec - that's pretty much unaltered |
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original so I'm guessing it's never been re-installed and the key used.) |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |