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Microsoft quietly rewrites its activation rules for Windows 10
Windows activation is alive and well in Windows 10. Microsoft doesn't like to talk about the inner workings of its anti-piracy software, but it's clear from testing that Windows 10 included a major change in the way activation works.
By Ed Bott for The Ed Bott Report | August 12, 2015 -- 21:07 GMT (22:07 BST) | Topic: Windows 10
Windows product keys are almost (but not quite) a thing of the past.
With Windows 10, Microsoft has rewritten the rules for how it performs product activation on retail upgrades of Windows, including the free upgrades available for a year beginning on July 29, 2015. The net result is that clean installs will be much easier--but only after you get past the first one.
OEM activation hasn't changed, nor have the procedures for activating volume license copies. But the massive Get Windows 10 upgrade push means that for the near future at least those retail upgrade scenarios are very important.
po...3x na po ako nag.upgrade from windows 8.1 to windows 10 pero pagdating ng 100% nag.error po siya...netbook po itong akin tapos ginawa ko po yung force update para lumitaw yung window button for upgrade..salamat po sa tutulong...
