I didn't see it mentioned but if there's 4GB physical RAM but a bit over 3GB is all that is seen it's a 32-bit/x86 version of Windows.

Same here, had a good Chinese restaurant but due to COVID it has been closed, don't know if it will ever reopen.

I wouldn't worry about it too much the Build number is the same for Version 1903 and Version 1909 except for 18362 versus 18363 part. It really wasn't that big of an Upgrade. Folks are starting to...

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It's more of a licensing issue and specified in the EULA/End User License Agreement.

Does the System Builder key return the same info as the OEM?

I got the same info about Win7 on a Dell Latitude Renew/Refurbish machine that I bought [$149] with Win10 installed.

https://www.tenforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=154966&d=1506352230
Tried it, got it. Thanks

That's the problem, don't have ShowKeyPlus on that computer. Windows Defender blocks it on the other computer.

The link on Page 1 isn't working.
https://github.com/Superfly-Inc/ShowKeyPlus/releases/download/ShowKeyPlus6371/ShowKeyPlus1.0.6371.zip

Was Office 2013 when Microsoft started providing Office 365? That may have changed some of the licensing.

What I see in the last several posts is a misunderstanding about the Registry. ShowKey Plus will read what is in the Registry of the current installation and is booted into. Doing a Factory Restore...

A late posting but I have a Dell Inspiron 530S that has the Vista COA sticker with Product Key that I first Upgraded to Win7 Pro then put it in the Technical Preview program [now is the Insider...

If you had Win8.0 then the free 8.1 update shouldn't have asked for you to put in a new key, would keep what you had. Most times a reinstall of Win8.0 required updating to 8.1 from the Store again.