Yes, you can transfer Windows 10 to a new PC after upgrading from Windows 7.
Yes, you can transfer Windows 10 to a new PC after upgrading from Windows 7.
You can transfer your Windows 7 boxed copy to another PC, so moving it is possible. Upgrading to Windows 10 doesn’t automatically change your license, but you’ll need the same license key for installation. Installing Windows 10 on a new drive without a DVD won’t affect the key, as long as you have the correct activation method.
They should remain original equipment manufacturer keys. The retail version you have is still considered retail. Microsoft offers ISOs for Windows 10 that you can copy to a DVD or USB drive yourself. They haven’t confirmed whether the license keys will stay unchanged or if a new one will be issued.
Download the Windows 7 ISO from Microsoft, secure your copy, then obtain the Windows 10 ISO once it becomes available for a fresh installation.
The Windows upgrade needs to be downloaded first, so plan accordingly before the Windows 10 release. This method is simpler: set up Windows 7 on your old PC, then install Windows 10 on the new one after downloading the update on the 29th, followed by a clean installation if desired.