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I'm a bit puzzled by this. You can install Windows without having to buy it. You can even run it forever if you want to - other than a watermark and some person
by qayxc 4y ago
I'm a bit puzzled by this. You can install Windows without having to buy it. You can even run it forever if you want to - other than a watermark and some personalisation options being locked, nothing is different from an activated copy.
For stuff like simply configuring a device, any old ISO or even VM image available directly from MS should do.
- getoffmyyawn 4y agoI think those are good options if you don't mind sending data to Microsoft. edit: typo
- qayxc 4y agoBut how would that even work in a VM not connected to any network? I hear this allegation a lot without anyone being able to explain how an offline installation would even be able to do this...