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The thread discusses whether a burned Windows 10 ISO can be used for a clean installation and activation after July 29, 2016. The original poster asks if reinstallation with the ISO will activate Windows, and a respondent confirms that if the system was initially upgraded to Windows 10, the reinstall will activate automatically if the user selects "I don't have a key" during installation. A third contributor clarifies that this process applies only to the same computer to avoid confusion. Overall, the tone is helpful and informative, focusing on Windows activation procedures.
The thread discusses whether a burned Windows 10 ISO can be used for a clean installation and activation after July 29, 2016. The original poster asks if reinstallation with the ISO will activate Windows, and a respondent confirms that if the system was initially upgraded to Windows 10, the reinstall will activate automatically if the user selects "I don't have a key" during installation. A third contributor clarifies that this process applies only to the same computer to avoid confusion. Overall, the tone is helpful and informative, focusing on Windows activation procedures.
Solution
kemical
Essential Member
As long as you first upgraded to Windows 10 then yes it should work fine. When performing the clean install on reaching the activation page simply click 'I don't have a key' and Windows will activate automatically once online.
