Is Windows 10 dual boot allowed?

I have a few drives I put in my dock. One at a time is ever installed and the same DL is valid on each of the different drives. It is just like doing clean installs all the time(auto activates)

Hide, Remove, whichever gets the job done.

cross-pollination, I like that

NavyLCDR said:

Just keep in mind, that is Microsoft's limitation, not yours. If you own two legitimate licenses for Windows 10, then you are perfectly legal to dual boot two installed copies of Windows 10 on the same computer. Dual booting two or more installed copies of windows on the same computer is no issue at all.

I have multiple Win 10 licenses doing multi-boot on just one system. All legit of course. I use EasyBCD to switch between my "Production" and my experimental installs.

I create some measure of protection against malware for each install by removing the drive letters for all the Windows partitions except the active one. EasyBCD is OK with this as long as you have drive letters assigned when you set up the various partitions in EasyBCD. Once that was done, I removed the drive letters.

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