Yes, Windows 10 supports that action.
Yes, Windows 10 supports that action.
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I just posted my first question on the forum—it looks interesting! 😊 So, to summarize: I’m using Windows 8.1 Pro (activated via the Windows Toolkit, which isn’t official), but I can install Windows 10 Pro. Since I’m dual-booting, I also have Windows 10 Pro Insider. I’m wondering if I can transfer the key from Windows 10 Pro Insider to my non-official Windows 10 Pro version once it’s available, and then remove the Insider version afterward. Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
You’ll receive a 10 pro non-legit version after the upgrade is released. I think we should wait and see if you can get the license, or maybe check out http://reddit.com/r/microsoftsoftwareswap for a Windows copy. (I got 8 pro and upgraded to 8.1 pro because it’s free in the Windows Store for $20, no problems.) Also, welcome to the forums!
If it's KMS activated (via Toolkit) I have doubts. It may work, but ehh... There is word on Microsoft changing how KMS activation servers are set (Just tried to find the original source on this and couldn't find anything)
Thanks for the warm welcome. I was hoping for a legitimate upgrade, but I suppose I'll keep an eye on things. Appreciate the website too—I found it interesting and hadn't seen it on Reddit before. Still curious how the pirates or hackers might try to get around Windows 10 to access all the features.
What issue here is a double negative? How can you get something for free when you paid twenty dollars?
I earned 8 pro for $20 on Reddit, and the upgrade to 8.1 pro was available for free in the Windows Store. (3am lol)