#Windows 10 serial de oro install#
#Windows 10 serial de oro drivers#
#Windows 10 serial de oro driver#
#Windows 10 serial de oro windows 10#

'Generic $12 OEM DVD works fine', do not waste your money on bad advise, if you can't activate after installing genuine windows 10 which you downloaded directly from Microsoft (for free), then the purchased DVD won't have any magic to activate neither.'

#Windows 10 serial de oro install#

You cannot install home and use a pro coa key.Īt the time of install the generic key must match what version of windows the COA says. You cannot install pro and use a home coa key. The same key cannot be used on multiple machines. If the key was used on another pc it won't activate. You must use generic Key to install then Run SLUI 3 to enter the WIN7 key to activate online. So they will not activate using OEM WIN7 SLP 2.0 Key.ĬOA keys work for 7 but not for XP or Vista etc. If you do not go online every 180 days windows will de activate requiring SLUI 3 and the COA Key to Re Activate. There are no more permanent activation's. Installation if that does not activate your new Win 10, then it is possible the previous Win 10 activation on hdd was via OEM Win 7 license, not a retail Win 7 with key on COA? 'ġ0 activated online on a machine retains that activation even if the hard drive dies because the activation is on Microsoft servers not on a hard drive.

#Windows 10 serial de oro drivers#

The drivers are for windows 7 but work with 10 just fine.

#Windows 10 serial de oro driver#

Once there you install 7zip to 'extract here' via right click for every driver on the system. We can't activate Windows on this device because you don't have a valid digital license or product key.Īll drivers are in a single cab file that must be downloaded then moved to my documents folder

You activate online using the KEY from the COA label. You F12 boot this dvd and install 10 with generic key. You can use generic home or pro key to install but not activate. SLP 2.0 key in bios is not going to activate 10. WIN10 requires the COA key for win7 HOME OR PRO 'windows 7 OEM license evident from the sticker on the front' I tried to get a windows 7 pro iso from microsoft but the stupid site of course requires you to input a product key.Īt any rate, I am running out of options so I'm very much open to suggestions. Does this recovery tool even use the OEM license or is just for making boot media? 2) When I tried using the suggested windows 7 32-bit install (No option for 64-bit, lol) I got an error saying 'an error occurred while extracting image file MT5KY_N6N9GA00_W7SP1PRO32_ROW(DL).iso'. This didn't work out either because 1) When I used a windows 10 iso it threw an error that there was a problem with the file. I have tried using the Dell OS recovery tool.

I tried using gatherosstate.exe to make a GenuineTicket.xml on the windows 10 on my old HDD and feed it to the new install which did nothing. I found out that the sticker with a product key means that it came with built in OEM and I checked the ACPI tables with Read & write Utility to verify that it does indeed have SLIC v2.1 My 7010 appears on the devices panel but still does not activate. I had logged into windows with my microsoft account as was suggested by microsoft. I didn't think windows activation was going to be a problem since I knew that it came with a windows 7 OEM license evident from the sticker on the front, and was subsequently upgraded to windows 10. It says that no product key was found on my device. I was worried that the HDD was dying on me and since the PC is otherwise working just fine for my purposes I decided to upgraded with a SSD.Īfter reinstalling windows 10 the OS would not activate. I bought a optiplex 7010 desktop second-hand like 3 years ago and recently I have been having issues with windows processes running at 100% constantly and general sluggishness.