Windows 10: A Question about OEM Product Keys.

Hello guys,I know that this might be a stupid question, but I'm going to ask it anyway.I am wondering about OEM Keys, hence the title of this thread. I am considering switching to blendOS, or Ubuntu. Linux Distros because I have fricked up my Windows 10 installation in mid-2020, and it's been sitting in the corner ever since.My question though, is if I install Linux on the C:\ Drive, and then possibly switch back to Windows 10, will my OEM key still be available to use?Thank you.

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Vista Product Key Question. (Legal)

I don't think so - I tried to sell a stack of OEM discs with no keys and MS threw a fit, so eBay deleted my listing. Try craigslist instead.

 

A Question about OEM Product Keys.

Hello guys,

I know that this might be a stupid question, but I'm going to ask it anyway.

I am wondering about OEM Keys, hence the title of this thread. I am considering switching to blendOS, or Ubuntu. (Linux Distros) because I have fricked up my Windows 10 installation in mid-2020, and it's been sitting in the corner ever since.

My question though, is if I install Linux on the C:\ Drive, and then possibly switch back to Windows 10, will my OEM key still be available to use?

Thank you.

 

I have a question about OEM product key and Windows 10

Hi I just want to ask a follow up question the product key I have for Windows 7 Pro SP1 32 bit is a OEM product key and my Windows 10 is retail meaning I downloaded it off the microsoft website. As far as I know I don't believe you can use a OEM product
key to activate a retail version of Windows. And I am not going to buy a retail version of Windows 7 Pro SP1 32 bit just keep that mind. So far I have a Windows 7 Pro SP1 32 bit OEM disc with a product key only for OEM and my current operating system that
is Windows 10 Pro 32 bit HOWEVER IT IS NOT OEM IT IS A RETAIL COPY.