📎 AI Summary:
The thread discusses a user who reinstalled Windows and was prompted to enter a Windows 7 Professional key despite having only a Home Premium license. Respondents advise contacting Microsoft or the retailer for assistance, emphasizing that legitimate keys should be obtained through proper channels and warning against buying keys online. Overall, the conversation focuses on resolving activation issues securely and legally.
The thread discusses a user who reinstalled Windows and was prompted to enter a Windows 7 Professional key despite having only a Home Premium license. Respondents advise contacting Microsoft or the retailer for assistance, emphasizing that legitimate keys should be obtained through proper channels and warning against buying keys online. Overall, the conversation focuses on resolving activation issues securely and legally.
Solution
I repeat myself, the real way is to check with Microsoft, or with your retailer. About keys, we've had a discussion, and kemical's view is worthy to note: http://windowsforum.com/threads/buying-microsoft-keys-online.191161/
Not insinuating anything about Billy Bell's post, but do not "buy a key". The key is free of charge, available to any legitimate Windows OS - they do understand difficulties with installation.
Proper conduct provides proper result.
Not insinuating anything about Billy Bell's post, but do not "buy a key". The key is free of charge, available to any legitimate Windows OS - they do understand difficulties with installation.
Proper conduct provides proper result.