Windows 10: OEM Product Key - Tool Available To Reveal It

Newer PCs and laptops shipping with Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 no longer come with a Certificate of Authenticity attached to the back or bottom of the PC. Instead, PC manufacturers have worked with Microsoft to embed the product key directly into the BIOS or EFI.
If you need to retrieve the OEM-embedded product key from your PC, you can use this OEM product key utility to extract and show the product key programmed into your PC. Absolutely no user interaction is required, you just run the download and it immediately displays the detected product key. This product key can be used to reinstall Windows 10 and Windows 8 with a clean Windows setup CD to remove bloatware installed by the manufacturer, or to reinstall Windows after a crash or system failure.
Link here: Windows OEM Product Key Tool

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If Windows 8 or 8.1 was the original OEM OS, the product key is stored in the BIOS and will be retrieved when/if you revert. The product key can be extracted by using the free tool available
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Problem Activating Windows

Does the tool on the following page reveal any product key?

Windows OEM Product Key Tool

 

Nifty! Thanks for sharing that! *Smile
Haven't visited their site since downloading EasyBCD.
Those guys are so 'NeoClever'! *Biggrin

 

I havn't tried that one, but have a look at Belarq. Finds all the software keys on your computer, including the OEM, and a very comprehensive list of your hardware etc.

 

Belarc Advisoris a good tool. The neosmart tool looks good too.

 

The new NeoSmart tool won't access the data or the lack thereof on this beta.

 

This will *Smile - Windows Diagnostic Tool (WDT)

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Has anyone tried Magical Jelly Bean - keyfinder?
KeyFinder | Magical Jelly Bean

I have not used any of these utilities, so it's only a matter of curiosity on my part.
Belarc Advisor does all I really need in it's report.
Download from the Belarc site: Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit

 

Superfly's older script 'ShowKey' works, this new one doesn't.

 

Please correct me if I am wrong. You might be able to install windows but from my understanding you can't activate if doing a clean install unless you have one of those re-installation disk from the manufacture that includes pre-activation.

 

The latest build works for me on 9926 (see the picture) as does the backup and restore of activations. You should let him know if it isn't working for you as he is working on it at the moment.