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My plan was to put the Windows 10 installer on a flash drive, and boot from it on my new PC. Then buy a Windows 10 Home Key from Kinguin.com, and enter it to get access to Windows 10. Kinguin is a popular site, uses PayPal, sells OEM keys, has Kinguin buyer protection for like $2, has very good seller ratings, and have sold hundreds of ...
Hello! I want to buy Windows 10 Home product key and i can't buy one from Microsoft website cause it only accepts credit card ( i only have a gift card called Paysafecard) and i saw that one website called Kinguin selling Windows 10 OEM Keys for few bucks and accepts paysafecard Is it legal...
I am trying to save some money but i want to get Windows 10. I have found out that Kinguin is selling Windows 10 Pro OEM keys for about 25$. My first question is if i should buy it or not. Also i want to know how it work in terms of after buying the key, do i get it instantly or do i have to...
Kinguin are renowned for selling volume licence Windows 10 product keys at a much reduced price, there have been thousands of users here on Community with the exact same problem with a licence key purchased from Kinguin It is not Kinguin at fault, but the people selling on Kinguin . . .
The license keys purchased from Kinguin DO NOT WORK. It may have worked during the time of the article, but Microsoft does not allow the use of cmd Slui 04 to activate Windows, which is the method Kinguin asks users to follow. The standard process of activating Windows using the Window Activation menu also does not work using Kinguin license keys.
Jul 22, 2017. #1. Recently bought a windows key from Kinguin for Windows 10 Pro. After installing Windows into my new PC I plugged in the product key and it didn't work. I talked to customer service from Kinguin but it was clear he didn't speak English as his primary language so it created a small language barrier between us.
My windows 10 came from scd keys. Still activated. The office key on another relatives laptop came from some site seller on bonanza marketplace. Still activated. I even bought a $3 windows xp key and iso from ebay a while ago since there is no way to buy a key from Microsoft for xp anymore. Havent used the key yet but the iso is legit.
You lose all support regarding activation. Seeing as Kinguin only sells OEM keys, that means that, for whatever reason, you swap mainboards, you need a new key. Change 3-4 parts, you lose activation. It's also not unheard of, for G2A and Kinguin keys to become blacklisted and activated Windows to become deactivated.
I just bought a windows 10 professional OEM key off of Kinguin and I tried to enter it but it doesn't work. I looked on Kinguin and it said that a clean installation of windows is needed, so could I just reinstall windows and choose the option to format my PC to make it a "clean installation"?
1) Based on the completely unknown sources of keys sold on grey market sites, it's 50% likely it will stop working, and 50% likely it will keep working. Basically your odds are 50/50, yet will remain completely unknown until it happens. 2) If a key is deactivated, nothing bad is going to happen to your hardware.