The Start menu and search bar make it easy to find things quickly. Get all the features of Windows 10 Home operating system plus Remote Desktop, Windows Information Protection*, BitLocker** and a suite of tools designed for business use. You will be provided with full instructions on how to install and activate your Windows 10 Pro, Official download link and genuine license key are all sent to your email address within 15 minutes of you placing your order.7 Days Money Back Guarantee, if we cannot provide a solution to your problem you are guaranteed a full refund.Full support - guaranteed response from our experienced support team to any email/live chat query within 30 minutes during UK office hours (8am - 7pm).Do I want to test it out with 10+ vm's that might start to fail Microsoft Genuine tests and I suddenly have to rebuild my entire network or sit in support queues for a week? Not really.Windows 10 Professional download link and license key Maybe a different product id and a different product key = a different activation and I would have no problem. Maybe I don't understand how Microsoft does it these days. īeen trying a bunch of different things during this to figure it out, like making a copy, selecting 'I copied it' but once I went as deep down as creating a new vm and still getting the same product key I must say I'm baffled. Then I would not be able to upgrade any of my core machines either. I thought it might be I'm using NAT for all vm's and that would affect something but as they have different MAC's that would make no sense. Yes, I thought my method for getting the product key is wrong but when a vm is created from scratch there's no way that vm could 'know' anything of a vm I just deleted. and the WIN10 product key is the same as for everything else. I have even created a new virtual machine from scratch with a product key I have never actually used before. Windows product id ( ! ) differs, MAC differs, memory amount differs, 32/64-bit differs. Problem is, I get the same product key for machines that are totally different (all on the same host though). Assume I have the newest version of everything (less than a week old, 12.x).

I have about a dozen virtual machines I figured I should upgrade to WIN10 and then continue to use them as WIN7/WIN8 until I have sufficient time to deal with possible issues.

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