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The original poster is seeking advice on legally upgrading their low-end notebook from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10, questioning if the product key stored in the BIOS will automatically activate the new OS. A moderator responds by indicating that the discussion involves a pirated version of Windows, violating forum rules, and instructs that the thread be closed. Overall, the thread revolves around a user’s attempt to legally upgrade Windows on a device lacking a visible product key, but it is shut down due to the illegal software aspect.
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Peternovak

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Hello!

I won a year ago a notebook with official Win8.1 in it, but I did not like it and as it it lowend notebook the performance was bad, so ma mate advised me to give there Win7 but ofc it was pirated version. But now with the arrival of Win10 I would like to install that. But I would like to do so legally from my original software and my question is how could I do so, when there is no product key on notebook? I already read some articles and there was told that product key is in BIOS and notebook will recognise it by its own. So if I understand it right all I need is to download installation of Win8 and notebook will alone give that key and that's it? Or if not what esle could I do?
Thank you in forward
 

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