[SOLVED] Installing Windows 10 on two hard drives

[CI67]

Hello,

I own a Windows 7 pro version and a couple of years ago, following a friend's advice, I installed Windows 7 to a second hard drive on the same pc.
I use one for work and one for personal use and only one hard drive is plugged in at a time. Everything worked just fine, but now I successfully upgraded one hard drive to windows 10 using Microsoft's tool. Since I did that I haven't used the second drive (that still has W7). It hasn't even been plugged in.

My question is: Can I download a copy of W10 on the upgraded HD, burn it to a flash drive and do a fresh install on the W7 HD and have two hard drives with W10 installed, with the same license and only use one of them at a time, or is that against the Terms of Service?

If that's not allowed, should I just keep using the second HD with W7, since its already installed, or will that be an issue that might get my license revoked or something?

 

[Traditore]

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[SkyNetRising]

My question is: Can I download a copy of W10 on the upgraded HD, burn it to a flash drive and do a fresh install on the W7 HD and have two hard drives with W10 installed, with the same license and only use one of them at a time, or is that against the Terms of Service?

You can have multiple installations of same windows on same computer (activated with same key) for backup purposes. This doesn't violate license.