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sick of lap tops for wife

Norman

Ive bought a new laptop for my wife for the past 2 years in a row Im finaly sick of it so im gonna build her a computer and have a shity lap top for when we need to go some where.  So my question is can i use one of my windows on new computer or I'm i stuck buying windows.  I would much rather spend that money on a new ssd for new system and take my small older ssd in spare lap top.  I know im grasping at straws but trying to save money spent so much on those other laptops hate to get nothing out of them.

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Ive bought a new laptop for my wife for the past 2 years in a row Im finaly sick of it so im gonna build her a computer and have a shity lap top for when we need to go some where.  So my question is can i use one of my windows on new computer or I'm i stuck buying windows.  I would much rather spend that money on a new ssd for new system and take my small older ssd in spare lap top.  I know im grasping at straws but trying to save money spent so much on those other laptops hate to get nothing out of them.

Windows for cheap: https://www.reddit.com/r/microsoftsoftwareswap/comments/40x588/h_windows_7_8_81_10_windows_server_office_visio/

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You need to buy windows 

 

If you absolutely need a cheap key, you can usually get one on Reddit/G2A for a lot less than retail 

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If there's a key on the body of the laptop (in the form of a sticker), you can use that. If not, just buy a 25 USD key from G2A or SoftwareSwap.

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New Windows License is like $20 on Reddit/MicrosofSoftwareSwap or in G2A.

 

But, yes. You can use the license from the laptop. 

 

Follow this procedure.

 

http://www.howtogeek.com/124286/how-to-uninstall-your-windows-product-key-before-you-sell-your-pc/

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or you can torrent 8.1 and get a free upgrade to 10

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how much have you spent on laptops for just your wife?

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Laptop Windows' are OEM keys. They can't be used on desktop hardware.

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or you can torrent 8.1 and get a free upgrade to 10

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how much have you spent on laptops for just your wife?

Or you could not illegally obtain software and pay for it like most others.

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If there's a key on the body of the laptop (in the form of a sticker), you can use that

It's OEM, so no you can't.

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It's OEM, so no you can't.

 

That's what I did with my old PC. I've never paid for Windows because of that key. It's worth a try anyway.

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