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Kosta-Nedeljkovic
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Hey guys..I have windows 10 pro on a laptop(free upgrade)...is it possible to download installation to USB stick and install it on other PC(laptop)...it is kinda piracy but 200 $ i mean rly :D

Is there any way to pull off something like this,i wanna suprise my bro with a new laptop but windows is expensive af..

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Kosta

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Just now, Kosta-Nedeljkovic said:
2 minutes ago, mluton said:

You can run windows 10 for free, just not activated.

explain?

 

Basicly what i want to do is download windows 10 installation on my laptop and install it to brothers laptop that has no windows at all

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Just now, Kosta-Nedeljkovic said:

Basicly what i want to do is download windows 10 installation on my laptop and install it to brothers laptop that has no windows at all

As it is a free upgrade you cant move it to another computer UNLESS you install the original OS that you are upgrading on your brothers lapton and upgrade to win 10.

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3 minutes ago, Kosta-Nedeljkovic said:

Basicly what i want to do is download windows 10 installation on my laptop and install it to brothers laptop that has no windows at all

 

The Windows installer allows you to install Windows fully and run it before an activation key is entered, it just won't allow you to install updates, take away features, and constantly pester you to update it. However, this means you have to have a Windows10 boot disk and I think downloading one would be illegal.

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2 minutes ago, mluton said:

http://www.windowscentral.com/you-do-not-need-activate-windows-10

 

 

Nice, I thought it was still the same as previous versions when it came to the activation hassle.

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2 minutes ago, mluton said:

http://www.windowscentral.com/you-do-not-need-activate-windows-10

 

Wow them activation prices are mad in the USA. I take it he wants a fully functional install but this is definitely an option.  

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