Anyone want to sell a Win 10 License?

[hairymouse]

I'm building a PC for my boy. Does anyone have Win 10 license? Home or pro is fine

If this doesn't work, what's the deal with the sites selling them? Which ones are legit and will I get ripped off?

[ladymuck]

Linux is free

I don't have any spare licenses, sorry

[Old Greg]

I'm building a PC for my boy. Does anyone have Win 10 license? Home or pro is fine

If this doesn't work, what's the deal with the sites selling them? Which ones are legit and will I get ripped off?

£25 and it’s yours.

[Paddy]

I'm building a PC for my boy. Does anyone have Win 10 license? Home or pro is fine

If this doesn't work, what's the deal with the sites selling them? Which ones are legit and will I get ripped off?

Ebay has various recycled licences some with OEM stickers. Make sure you get the correct type of licence that suits your build. However, I prefer Linux for my own use.

[Hobosapien]

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/win...il-key-3620696

The above being retail means not tied to one PC or motherboard of that PC like OEM restrictions, if decide to upgrade or change PC later.

All a valid product key does is remove the 'activate windows' watermark from the desktop, no additional functionality (other than perhaps changing desktop presentation such as wallpaper or theme) is obtained by getting a licence. Microsoft allow Windows 10 to work fine without one, unlike the days of old where degredation of features occured until complied.

There is ~zero risk of getting done for running Windows 10 without a licence in a non-commercial setting. Though if Al Capone they may use it to nail you instead of proper serious offences, if they can't dig up anything else evidence wise.

To start with install Windows 10 and select 'don't have a product key' when it asks during installation, then decide what/where to get a key if a few quid is worth paying to get rid of the watermark.

[ladymuck]

I'm guessing you have installation media?

[TestMangler]

You can get it at thepiratebay.org

[NotAllThere]

microsoft.co.uk

To start with install Windows 10 and select 'don't have a product key' when it asks during installation, then decide what/where to get a key if a few quid isn't worth paying to do what's right, and your pitiful income does not stretch to that.

FTFY

Seriously, it's a hundred quid or so. Can't you afford it?

[Paddy]

microsoft.co.uk

FTFY

Seriously, it's a hundred quid or so. Can't you afford it?

Says the fat Swiss Gnome

[NotAllThere]

Ah, typical left wing response. You're rich, we're poor, so it's ok if we steal. It's a windows 10 license, not a loaf of bread. If you can't afford it, you're in the wrong line of work. Or you're doing it wrong.