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activation itself. i know since its been activated i can install "that" windows 10 version (id number technical) on this machine.
kinda like with windows 7 i guess. i can't install windows 7 ultimate 64 or 32 bit on 2 different machines. if i had done that i would have to activate 1 of them using the telephone system for the machine i wanted it on.
Right, so since you know its been activated and HOW it's been activated (by recording machine ID on MS Activation server), then you can conclude that formatting the SSD will have no effect on the activation status of your machine as far as MS is concerned. You can wipe out all the partitions on the SSD, simply reformat your SSD OS partition, or, in fact, even swap it out with another blank SSD and still have a clean install of Win 10 activate with MS as it will recognize your already recorded and activated machine.
cortana not supported in scandinavia \ norway. bit sad about that. i meant kinda that i can see its abit better than win 7 and 8.