Windows 10: Windows 10 Home Single Language Product Keys

I downloaded the Microsoft Creation Tool attempting to migrate from Windows 7 Ultimate to Windows 10 Home. Before doing that I screwed up my Windows 7 Ultimate Prod Keys. I had an issue with the initial install of Windows 7 Ultimate, migrating from Windows Vista and a Microsoft Tech had to fix my license key. So, when migrated to Windows 10 Home, I had to say I did not have a Product Key knowing that I would need to most likely purchase one after my install. When the install completed I'm on the PC now, I noticed that I have "Windows 10 Home Single Language", and I cannot find any license to purchase of this? I was told that if I attempted to install a newly purchased Windows 10 Home version with a certified Key it would not install because of my Motherboard stating that I have a single language version?? Is there a site where I can purchase keys for my Single Language Install?


What are my options?

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Activate single language edition with multi language key?


I downloaded the Win10 Home single language ISO for a clean install on a new build PC and skipped the activation step during install. Now I need to activate. If I purchase a copy of Windows 10 Home in store or digitally, will I be able to use the product key in my current install without need to re-install?

I tried to phone MS support about this and they were utterly useless!

Thanks!

 

Change system language on a single language licence

Yes it is possible to change the language on Windows 10 Single Language

Click the link below for a step by step on how to do that. That page also lists all the links for the different language packs:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31698742/ho...

 

Windows 8.1 Single Language upgrading to Windows 10 Single Language?

Thank you for your reply.

Here is what I did:

• Fist upgrade to the version that Windows allows you to upgrade to which in my case was Windows 10 Home Single Language (at this point in Russian).
  
• After upgrade, get the new product key that was assigned to your new Windows 10 Home Single Language
• Here is the catch - the new product key will only work for this version of Windows 10 which means for any Windows Home Single Language you want. You can install a different language by making a clean install of a Windows 10 version of a different
  language and installing from ISO or USB) - see further ...
• Open the Media Tool that Windows provides for download and create either a DVD with an ISO or a USB Flash Drive and choose the version
  WINDOWS 10 HOME SINGLE LANGUAGE
• Choose the language you want (in my case ENGLISH).
• Make sure you create the right version of it (32bit or 64bit)
• Once you are done, restart your computer and let it boot by itself with the version that was on automatically (Russian) and find the product key for your version.
• Make sure your Windows 10 was activated properly before making a clean install.

Now you will be making a clean install so make sure you personal files are backed up.

• Open Start and enter msinfo32 and run it.
• You will find the product key in the properties. Write it down on a piece of paper.
• Insert the DVD or the USB drive.
• Now shut down the computer.
• Turn on the computer and interrupt the start up entering the option (depending on your device it will be a different key). For my HP it was ESC.
• Choose Boot Options.
• Let it boot from the DVD or the USB.
• Install Windows 10 Single Language. You can find another thread here for more exact info on how to proceed with the install itself. Search for "Clean install of Windows 10".
• Again, this will only work if you first have upgraded to Windows 10 previously.
• Now you can either enter the product key or SKIP IT.
• This way I got the English version of Windows 10 Home Single Language.

Hope it helps!