windows 10 oem on a laptop to a new build

[thunderwolf7478]

Is it possible.  If not, where can I get a legit cheap key.

[star_pilot475]

Don’t bother activating, it’s honestly not worth the money.

[thunderwolf7478]

Just now, star_pilot475 said:

Don’t bother activating, it’s honestly not worth the money.

The kid I am building this for plans on streaming, and doesn't want a watermark.

[star_pilot475]

Ah, ok. Unless you get a super janky one off eBay or something it’s probably gonna cost $100 for the real version. 

[Fasauceome]

12 minutes ago, star_pilot475 said:

Ah, ok. Unless you get a super janky one off eBay or something it’s probably gonna cost $100 for the real version. 

The point is to copy one off a laptop that's already owned (also the eBay ones aren't janky, just questionably obtained)

 

@thunderwolf7478 is the license attached to a Microsoft account?

[Stormseeker9]

Google ‘cheap windows 10 keys’  - I always find them between €10-25 euros and never had any issues

[thunderwolf7478]

I'm checking with him the laptop and parts are at his house so. @fasauceome

[thunderwolf7478]

34 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

The point is to copy one off a laptop that's already owned (also the eBay ones aren't janky, just questionably obtained)

 

@thunderwolf7478 is the license attached to a Microsoft account?

It is now.  I did the same thing with moving a prebuilt license to a new system before but it took a long time and I had to go through Microsoft support so I don't want him to have to go through that.

[Fasauceome]

1 hour ago, thunderwolf7478 said:

It is now.  I did the same thing with moving a prebuilt license to a new system before but it took a long time and I had to go through Microsoft support so I don't want him to have to go through that.

In my opinion, it's more convenient because it's an OEM license which will deactivate pretty easily and you'll need to be able to access it.