6 Dec 2016 at 19:44 #1 Edward78 Edward78 Soldato Joined 19 Oct 2002 Posts 5,780 I upgraded & have win 10 now is that free or since win10 is using the key is it a no go?
6 Dec 2016 at 19:53 #2 Craig321 Craig321 Soldato Joined 2 May 2004 Posts 19,950 Probably not technically legal, but I bet it'll work fine, especially if it's a retail copy & not OEM.
Probably not technically legal, but I bet it'll work fine, especially if it's a retail copy & not OEM.
7 Dec 2016 at 08:43 #3 linktoinsanity linktoinsanity Man of Honour Joined 5 Oct 2008 Posts 9,006 Location Kent As far as the licensing goes, the only way you can use Windows 7 really at the moment is on your own machine as a dual-boot. It will probably install fine, but technically is not properly licensed.
As far as the licensing goes, the only way you can use Windows 7 really at the moment is on your own machine as a dual-boot. It will probably install fine, but technically is not properly licensed.