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I am not an expert on Windows Activation, but I think that this depends upon what kind of license you have. I know Technet/MSDN install keys allow you to use t
by georgemcbay 15y ago
I am not an expert on Windows Activation, but I think that this depends upon what kind of license you have. I know Technet/MSDN install keys allow you to use the same key on up to X different machine "fingerprints" depending upon what type of subscription you have, so in this case I think he'd be OK. It should just look like 2 of X activations on different machines.
If you tried doing the same with an off-the-shelf Windows 7 upgrade install or an OEM install, I'm pretty sure you'd run into problems, though, unless the two machines were identical from the point of view of Windows Activation.
- gouranga 15y agoNo it's absolutely fine. Once activated, it's pretty much 100% ok if you move it around. It used to be an issue in Vista days but no longer - they have relaxed most requirements.
- TazeTSchnitzel 15y agoI think it's mostly OEM editions that are restrictive. "Standard" licenses give you more freedom.