A lot of people like me found out Microsoft most of the time did not enforce this with Windows 7. Just like the Windows 7 Ultimate Upgrade I bought I could do a clean install on any computer without it asking to prove I actually owned a previous qualifying copy of Windows (XP or Vista). When I bought it in 2011 for $129.99 I thought it was a good deal.īTW, notice that at the top it said Upgrade. Microsoft only produced this product for a short time to encourage people to upgrade to Windows 7. This experiment just happened to show we 'can' push it to reasonable degrees.It is actually a rare thing when Microsoft lets you use one Product Key for Windows legally on more than one computer at the same time. I keep it 1:1 as much as possible with every legitimate purchase. I guess if it isn't as blatant piracy in the 'wild', Microsoft has tended to become lenient with these things.

There appears to be a leeway on how many times such keys can be activated at the same time. MisterEd That cover is such a throwback, I love it.

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