Nothing has changed in my PC but shes running a little sluggish and i do wish to toss in another SSD for more storage. Just wondering can i reformat my current SSD and use the same copy of windows 10 that i got when i built the PC? along with the key of course. (no its not an OEM key its a retail key paid the full 150 canadian at the time -.-).Just curious if i will come into issues trying to feed it the same key i used when i built the computer a year or so ago? I mean it shouldnt as all im putting in is a new SSD to go with the old one right?
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Nothing Changed In My PC Just Wanna Know....
- Thread starter justin-bc
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jojesa
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Yes, just install Windows, skip entering the key code during setup and Windows will activate itself after setup finishes and it connects to the web.
Create a media installation with the latest Windows 10 version from Microsoft website.
Create a media installation with the latest Windows 10 version from Microsoft website.
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No issues at all.
How to do a CLEAN installation of Windows 10
When it asks for the license, Skip.
When it asks where, select Custom. Delete each partition on the drive, leaving one blank space.
Proceed on.
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