Windows 10: how to unlink windows activation key from a microsoft account

My microsoft is currently linked to 2 windows activation keys and I want to unlink one of them as I want to change my windows ssd. What shall I do to unlink the one of the windows activation key from my microsoft account?

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unlink email accounts

Hi, There are several methods or steps we can utilize to achieve your objective of unlinking your emails account with removing them. Before proceed with the different steps available, we need to further clarify on what applications or where on Windows
10 you would like to unlink the email accounts. For us to resolve your concern, kindly answer the questions below:

• The email account you wanted to unlink, is this a Microsoft account, an Outlook.com account or a third party email account?
• Where are you attempting to unlink your email account, is it on an email client you have on your desktop computer?
• If you are using an email client, are you using the Outlook desktop application or a third party email client?
• Are you pertaining to unlinking your email account from Windows 10 as a sign in option?

We look forward to your response to our queries.

 

Important W10 activation key questions left unanswered by Microsoft

Not only that, you can check your M$ account and see what devices are listed there, so you know if you can do a clean install or not. Do the upgrade, get it activated, verify that it is listed in your account, then feel free to do a fresh install without activation issues ever.

 

How to unlink a product key from the Microsoft account

Hi folks,

I have bought a PC that came without an OS and a copy of Windows license separately.

At some point I have read that to help ease activation process when changing hardware and reinstalling it is preferable to link a product key to the Microsoft account, and so I did.

Now, I would like to unlink the key and delete my Microsoft account (for privacy reasons), but I want to keep activating and using the license with my PC, and move it to a new hardware in case of an upgrade, so I can use Windows with local accounts and avoid
touching a Microsoft account.

How can I achieve this? Thanks in advance.

Cheers,

Garry