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CaptainFinnish
By CaptainFinnish
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So I need a legit copy of Win 10 for my new build and the cheapest way for me is to buy the key for it from Kinguin. Can I make a clean installation with no problems if I download the ISO file from Microsoft and put it to a USB drive? Is it like installing Win 8 where you just type the key in when you are installing and you are good to go? BTW there was no mention if the key is for 32 bit or 64 bit version, but I guess I can use the key for either one.

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Yeah it's fine you can clean install fine, you download the particular version (62 or 32) then it asks for the key once you install it

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Yeah it's fine you can clean install fine, you download the particular version (62 or 32) then it asks for the key once you install it

If you buy a key for Windows 10, you can use that key to install either a 64 bit or 32 bit.

 

You need not to specify any thing.

It's 64 bit, not 62.

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If you buy a key for Windows 10, you can use that key to install either a 64 bit or 32 bit.

 

You need not to specify any thing.

It's 64 bit, not 62.

My bad, I'm talking about when you download the iso pretty sure you specify the version but yes the key can be used for anyone

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