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Use your key to activate Windows on your new PC. The one on your old PC will be invalidated.
Don't tell me you have lost your key.
OK, I went trough this thread several times.
Please correct me if I'm wrong:
If one wants to activate MSA on B computer, he needs to reinstall Windows 10 on A computer?
After that, MSA on A will no longer be active so MSA can be activated on B?
I have a Win 10 digital license that I picked up a few years ago when MS gave a free upgrade from 7 to 10.
The pattern would be to deactivate the key on the old machine and activate it on the new one.
If the old one is no longer viable, and activation fails on the new one, you can contact your MS regional activation centre.
I assume this means you upgraded that Win 7 machine to Win 10.I have a Win 10 digital license that I picked up a few years ago when MS gave a free upgrade from 7 to 10. This license is properly linked to my Microsoft account on my old PC.
Some have commented that even if the original license was OEM, it seems MS is not concerned and transfer to a new PC has worked.
Umm.. I think we will know if that is the latter if the OP runs the following command:
slmgr /dli