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To: maceng2 who wrote (90207)8/11/2015 7:06:18 PM
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Microsoft deactivated the pre-release product keys about two weeks before the Windows 10 release. I have over half a dozen computers that qualify for the upgrade though. Most likely I'll keep all my Windows 7 installations and add Win 10. A couple of my machines already dual-boot XP/Win7. The only computer I've put Win10 on yet is the build for my son.

Pre-release product keys for Windows 10 Insider Preview have been deactivated

Rohit Chettri started on July 15, 2015
Microsoft Forum Moderator

All pre-release product keys published earlier for builds of Windows 10 Insider Preview have been deactivated and will no longer activate any Preview builds, including Build 10240. This will not impact any devices that were activated in the past using those product keys.

We hope Insiders will continue to test Build 10240, which is only intended to be installed as an upgrade from a previously-activated version of Windows 10 Insider Preview – we do not support clean installs of Windows 10240. Windows 10 is intended to be installed on Genuine Windows devices, whether devices in the Windows Insider Program or those taking advantage of the free upgrade offer.

We’re getting really close to the launch of Windows 10, and we’re looking to receive that final bit of feedback before we roll out the finished product!

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