Windows 10: activation key win10 for refurbished pcs, after replacement of unit.

hi, i bought a refurbished laptop with microsoft sticker win10 home key for refurbished pcs.after few months, the laptop had issues , so i sent back to the company , and the sent me another refurb pc, with the same sticker key. they removed from the old laptop and stick it to the replacement pc.now , i try to activate the windows but says '' this activation code is used to another pc''how can i solve this issue?i contact the company, and they told me to contact microsoft.jacob.

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MICROSOFT WINDOWS FOR REFURBISHED PCs

I have a refurbished PC that I had to replaced the hard drive in . Will the keys that came with it activate a new install of windows 10 made with the creation tool? The instructions that came with the PC says the key on the license sticker will only work
with Microsoft Windows for Refurbished PCs. The sticker with the key # says Microsoft windows 10 Pro for Refurbished PCs.

 

re: Fresh Start Win10 on refurbished PC

Hi

I was going to do the Fresh Start on a refurbished PC with Win10 this but then I noticed something on the Control Panel. Comments are after the images:





On the Control Panel it says Windows 7 as indicated by the arrow. Clicking on that then it shows in the 2nd image that there is no backup.





This computer is a refurbished one that I got a little over a year ago. I'm thinking maybe it was one that had Windows 7 and then when refurbished Win10 was installed.

Does any of this (Backup) matter with the Win10 Fresh Start? I didn't want to begin it and then get some notice about Win7. By the way, the Win10 is installed on the refurbished, I have no disc for it, etc.

Thanks for any help. *Smile

 

Bad mainboard - no replacement phone, Nokia refurbishes unit and you must accept

Finally got through to Nokia Care center yesterday evening. Was told the mainboard had to be replaced.



After some searching, I found many posts of others who’ve had swapped boards, and some that still had problems after that. Eventually, in most cases, the unit was just replaced. I can’t understand how Nokia expects anyone to accept back a two month old L920
(purchased for p25,000 = $600+) that has basically been “refurbished”.



No original purchaser wants a refurbished phone after just two months.



Philippine buyers beware. If you have any problems with your phone, Nokia considers it to be just tough luck, and you’ll end up with a refurbished phone with little if any resale value.

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