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Well, consider this...
A Win 7 notebook (let's say old Toshiba) with an unused Win 7 Pro COA (sticker) key and a new PC (let's say cheap replacement) - that Toshiba key may be used to activate the Cheapo
I don't see anything in the EULA preventing this (regarding unused OEM keys).
Morally perhaps not quite kosher ... but unless you scared of burning in hell - that's an alternative.
Winuser and Superfly. too late. MS now has 99 more dollars. They probably need it. I don't recall having a Tosh W7 OEM labeled CD .... and if I did, it's long gone now. I really don't care for a Windows computer to use a MS account and always set em up as a user account. I name 'em all OWNER.
Morality be damned. The computer may have died, but I still own the license, if not the product. Or maybe I don't.
Thank you all for the time and advice.
Yep, yep, yep. Right there on the bottom. Tosh Product key. Of course, .. I strongly suspect it is too late. Cheapo now has an active W10 Pro .... Uh.... I think it was $99. Yeah, .. $99. I will record the Tosh key in case I can use it again some day. Thank you gentlemen. Thank you.
take picture ... sure. thank you.