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I downloaded Win 10 directly from Microsoft and then entered the purchased key. It worked without any problems.
Hello, yes you can install, you just need to change the target in the bios, by default the cd drive, change by the usb port.
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Hello,
From my own experience, this is no longer possible unless you reinstall W10 with the Home Edition.
The language can normally be set freely in the language settings.
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Hi Engeli07
What are your plans? Are you upgrading?
From Windows 7?
Basically, you can install the operating system over the old one, then the data would still be there. However, it is better to have a backup. One wrong click during installation and everything would be lost 😅
Does this help you? Otherwise, please contact me again and I will be happy to help you.
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64 bit, there are no longer any new computers to buy that have 32 bit processors. Also, only with a 64-bit operating system can more than 4 GB of RAM be used.
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Theoretically, no. Practically, make a backup. Installed programmes must be reinstalled. Look at Microsoft or Google. There is enough information on this.
Yes, of course, Windows always needs an activation key.
You can install Windows with the Media Creation Tool and then activate it with the serial numbers you receive.
During the installation, you only have to make sure that you select the Windows Home version.
You can download Windows 11 here and create a bootable USB stick:
https://www.microsoft.com/de-de...
Yes, as far as I know you only need 12 GB, but Windows 10 can no longer be updated?
Check again.
#Greetings Christian
Usually the licence is noted in the cover (scratch-off à la scratch card). So I guess not.
Also look at the other questions, e.g. this one: https://www.digitec.ch/de...
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OEM is a normal version of Windows that is bound to a PC after you install it. If you uninstall it you can install it on another PC. You don't need the OEM Builder stuff, just insert (CD) and install, the OEM stuff just provides some functions for the PC Builder to install the Windows in advance and without a serial number.
Greetings Christian
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64bit is recommended! 32bit only if you know exactly what you are doing. With this prozi, I assume that you want to install more than 4GB RAM.
You will receive the licence key for Windows 10. You do not need a CD drive. You can download Windows 10 from the Internet at Microsoft. You can, for example, create a bootable USB stick and start your self-made PC from it and install the OS.
I advise you to keep your hands off dubious licence offers between 10-40 CHF. These are often not legal.
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I'm sorry, but I'm returning the product. Unfortunately.
No, one licence per computer.
This buys you a licence for the use of Windows 10 Home Edition.
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This only means that the licence does not expire. There are, for example, licences with which you can use software for 5 years and then you would have to have the licence extended or buy a new one. This is not the case with this Windows licence, i.e. you can use the software as long as you want without having to extend anything.
You receive a CD and the key is written on the packaging.
Yes, but it is not completely automatic. You have to enter a few things during the installation, such as keyboard layout or on which hard disk you want to install it.
...yes, but better to copy the personal files to an external hard drive and reinstall Windows 10 Home completely without Windows 7.
That depends on your mainboard. Windows would already support it. Otherwise, just check the specifications of the mainboard (max. RAM).
Tip: Buying an OEM key is around 90 euros cheaper. You can find them on various sites on the net. It works exactly the same when you activate it.
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