Do $3 Windows 10 and Windows 11 Product Activation Keys work?
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Do these Windows keys work?
Are these Activation keys legal or is this just another scam?
Can you really buy cheap Windows 10 Home or Windows 11 for $3?
I bought 15 of these keys to find out!
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Price so cheap in hypestkey, and they partner Microsoft.
You may not need to buy prepaid cards to make purchases. Most big credit card companies have an APP or browser extension that allows you to create a virtual credit card number that can be used again or disposed of after one purchase. You can limit or allow renewals and further purchases and you can also be refunded, even if you dispose of the virtual number.
Going to have to tell you that you CAN legally use Windows 7 keys to activate Windows 10 with no issues. My Microsoft Rep validated this because I had bought several (50+) Win7 keys during the 1909 days from my distributor and was worried I wasted money. To this day I use them to activate Windows 10 (only a handful left though).
Eh... When did I say you couldn't? As long as you legally own the key you can follow Microsoft upgrade path.
@@LironSegev Yes... you made it clear that what you thought you had purchased, wasn't. Doesn't matter if there are "upgrade paths." You bought one product key but got another. I got it! 👍
@@LironSegev 5:22
@@yourpcmd I bought a windows 10 pro license and I was given a windows 7. I want to get what they advertise they are selling.
It's like buying a new car but they delivered a used one.
@@johnc2438 the product purchased was a key, not the software. If someone got a key to run Win10, they got what they paid for. They bought an RTU and got an RTU. M$ chose to allow Win7 keys to provide an RTU for Win10. That is a decision they made. To criticize a vendor for providing a Win7 key that provides a legitimate RTU for Win10 is not a valid criticism. M$ made the choice and likely figured it was to their advantage to keep people in the Windows ecosystem vs developing a new key system that required users to get a Win10 specific key.
Keep in mind, what is being purchased isn't the software, but the right to use it. Liron should know that no one owns the actual software. Consumers only get a Right To Use the software with a key.
A Win7 key provides a legitimate M$ RTU Windows 10.
If it activates and updates work, then it's legit enough!
Yep. A retail version would be worth it if it deactivated data-mining of its customers.
Updates work even if Windows is not activated.
@@charlesrichards5389 👍💯 genuinely funny if it wasn't so nauseatingly true. If enough people were aware and realized that they are actually paying M$ to mine their data out the ***!
" The tables might get turned"!
@@charlesrichards5389 you can debloatware your windows So easy and thats reason why i buy these 3$ without any fear of data minning
@@TutorialecuRaul I understood only critical fixes download? Or maybe only critical fixes auto download
Many OEM keys can be used on different hardware. It's usually the likes of Toshiba et al that have tied keys.
Interestingly my version of Windows Pro which was originally a legitimate Volume licensed product shows as retail after upgrading to 11.
In the past keys could be used multiple times without giving an issue, I'm not sure if that's still the case.
Obviously, they should only be used on one computer, but perhaps the cheap keys that seem to check out are duplicates?
The Windows 10 Education licences come from Microsoft's Dreamspark program given to college students usually in the tech/IT field. I got a key myself since I'm in the Computer Science degree at my college and I use it on a PC that I built recently. The University edition is nice because it comes with nearly all the features of the Enterprise edition of Windows 10.
I'm assuming someone at a college probably just sold their key to one of those sites so it can still be useful.
The downside of such a key is that it can be accessed by malicious hackers. Only you should decide if you need to create one.
we usually for our company using only microsoft partners, like hypestkey software
I've had a lot of success with buying cheap keys. I've had many OEM keys that that have cost me about 3 bucks each. My trick is that if move to a new PC, I just take the old hard drive and clone it over to my new PC, it gets treated as an upgrade and I do a repair install to iron out any issues the OS might have on the new PC. When I do find cheap working keys, I tend to buy at least 5 of them. I'm still using a key that I bought for Windows 8.1 pro back in 2014 for a few bucks and it is the key that allowed me to upgrade to Windows 10 Pro and I'm currently running Windows 11 Pro off the same key.
and you get that satisfying feeling of knowing you are sticking it to Microsoft.
@@robinsattahip2376
Gwt a copy of any windows with a pre installed key for free from most torrent sites.
Hmm? OEM keys get tied to your motherboard, not your drive. Windows will launch, but it isn't "activated" on the computer you moved your drive to.
@@philwebb59 My OS is 100% activated and working without any issues. I guess I'm the exception to the rule?
@@0errab0 Several of mine too with keys I bought from EU vendors on eBay. I've even had to call Microsoft and told them it's a key I bought from the EU and they activated it though not politely.
Passwords such as *uckmicrosoft seem to annoy them more than the EU Key Number.
That Windows 7 Basic license is just fine for an upgrade to Windows 10 (non-Pro) or even Windows 11. If you got it for ~$2, what do you expect? On the other hand, that $30 one better be retail;). As far as I know, the Vista one should not work, but who knows with Microsoft these days.
3:33 - how to find the type of Windows license that’s currently on your PC. Great tip 👍
Thank you for making this video you answered so many of my questions this is my first time to your channel I will definitely be watching more videos
Appreciate you being here 🔥
I knew about the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) & Retail keys. I had no idea that there’s also a third type- aka Volume. Thanks for the vid. I buy from MS directly, so all my keys are totally legit.
Great vid. I was looking at cheap keys for a PC I'm going to sell. But wasn't sure about keys as so many different types / prices. So this program will be super handy -)
there's nothing wrong with the windows 7 key it works just fine and can upgrade all the way to 11
yes - but thats not the point. They advertise Windows 10 Pro. Shouldn't you get what they claim? Its like buying a brand new car and when it arrives it has a thousand miles on it. Its not the same thing
@@LironSegev that's a fair point.
@@LironSegev - No you install win10 and use that key to activate win10 and it is accepted and validated by the ms servers as a window 10 license - so they sold you a win10 license - Doesn't matter that the software you used to test the key shows it as originally a win7 key it activates on the microsoft Activation server as a valid windows 10 license when entered as part of the activation process so is a windows 10 activation key.
If you had to first install windows 7 and activate it and then install windows 10 then that could be a problem but MS has decided that those old win7 keys can be used to install and activate windows 10 directly - by merely typing in that key on the activation process so they work exactly like any other key whether the underlying key was originally a windows 7 or other version makes no difference when you are buying a windows 10 activation key and the product you got activates a fresh install of windows 10 it is what you purchased.
@@LironSegev yeah but it's kinda like a digital item where there is no difference
Pre pandemic I used to volunteer at my local Free Geek, we would refurbish computers and install Linux. We would remove the Windows license tags as part of the refurbish process. One of the other volunteers would take pictures of the tags before removal, and would sell them online. That seemed suspect to me.
Those PCs that had the tags were from before Windows tied the key to the MOBO. Those keys were legit and would activate the specific Windows version no problem.
@@frank234561 "from before Windows tied the key to the MOBO." These were OEM keys. Most of the computers Free Geek got in at that point in time had Vista or 7 preinstalled, occasionally an 8/8.1. If nothing else he was stealing they keys from Free Geek; it was their product to resell if they wanted to or to junk if they wanted to.
free geek is suspect af, just a bunch of opportunists looking for old rare tech to resell and linux nerds
@@frank234561 My hard drive failed. Got a new hard drive but no more keys. If it's tied to MOBO, how can I get it to activate?
Windows 7 can be upgraded for free to Windows 10. You can use that key to activate Windows 10 Home since it was a Windows 7 Home key.
I have a genuine win 7 pro. will it be free win 10 pro iF I upgrade?
Correct. You can use windows 7 key's on windows 10 . Its legit. Even if you do a fresh installation,
@@N1Zer0 yes ,but your win 7 pro, may be block some how? if you goback to win7 with that key,
does any have information about does microsoft lock you win 7 key to win 10, with no going back to win 7 with that key ?
You can still use the key on windows 7. Its just you have to activate the product through phone , cause the support line has stopped .
@@kingdarren4816 Not true in most cases. Windows 7 was always an offline based key
Thanks for sharing that command. I bought a new laptop with windows 10 home but I paid extra from the Microsoft store for a pro upgrade. Glad to know I have a retail edition.
Many of these 'dodgy' licenses can and do work, but usually kick up a fuss if you re-install windows at a later date. Of course if a $5 licence lasts even 6 months, it's still a bargain if you don't mind reinstalling with a new dodgy key ever so often. (Most techies do that anyway).
My advice is, if your dodgy key works, create an image of your windows drive after install, so you never need to reinstall/re-activate it, later on.
Hi, Liron really good video. Where does one get the Windows PID Checker program that you used in this video?
www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/Microsoft-PID-Checker.shtml
@@LironSegev Thanks you 😃
Thank you, I was searching for a way to figure out what key I had used on what computer. It's time to reformat one of my computer but I could not remember what license I used on what computer. the slmgr.vbs /dli command allowed me to see 5 digits of my the product code on each computer and was able to figure out what license went to what computer. Now I can start my clean install and not worry about having the wrong license.
The problem I have seen with these keys. This is before windows 10. You would activate windows (including windows servers.) then in 1 year or so. Maybe less or more. You need to reload your machine. You go and re-activate your windows. The system won't activate it on-line. So you call in and they then tell you the same thing. Sometimes they would tell me the key was used to many times or the key was banned. Since windows 10 is digital activated. I have not seen it at all unless I tried to move the license onto another machine. Oh and once in a blue moon. The system would deactivate itself.
Thanks brother for keeping us safe.
Excellent video Liron. Happily, all my licences check out as Retail, for the correct product!
You sure saved me on that one. I was just about to buy a cheap windows key to try it out. Thanks
You are welcome!
These keys usually come from windows 7 computers that used to have the keys written on stickers on their chassis. I got one for 1.5€ and it worked. I also used a key that i had on an old computer, that one worked too.
I have windows 7 and have Disc 1and 2 Microsoft 2000 small business. Stickers are gone. Anything i can do now?
Never had any problem with thesse cheap keys, sure I usually get OEM keys but for how cheap they are it dosn't matter if I have to buy a new one when moving to a new computer.
You realize that you are breaking EULA? Those keys are likely stolen and/or from old computers.
Exactly
You can use Windows 10 for free without anything, just restricted features. It also doesn't decrease performance.
@@ArthursHD and no one cares it's to much trouble to care for a big company
Where do you buy your oem keys from?
I can't thank you enough for this. I bought a sealed copy of Windows 10 Pro for £43 and from the get go it’s worked perfectly ok but now I know I have a genuine copy. I had to go into the terminal though, every time I put it in the search bar it took me to the internet.
Windows 10 keys should also work with windows 11 but I think most people already know, btw if you connect your Microsoft account to the PC oem keys should tie to that account but I think they changed it now
I usually use Mac's, but I installed a copy of Windows to use some Windows only software.. I need to activate it and was considering buying one of these. Thanks for the info.
Paid like 23bucks for my Windows 10 license on Amazon and it checks as retail, havent had an issue with it. informative video thanks.
I got mine from a off site for like $8. Just checked it's retail. Thanks for the info!
You explained it perfectly oem, volue, reail. Thank you!
Liron your the best thanks for making us better
No problem - appreciate you being here!
I have been using oem versions for years starting with XP. Never had a problem.
There is nothing wrong with oem. You get it for the computer and then it lives and dies with it. If you change computers you have to buy legally buy another copy
@@LironSegev indeed. I usually paid around 10 / 20 euro so it's worth it.
@@LironSegev I believe support is different too. Retail gets a bit more support from M$ compared to OEM. I believe the OEM is (supposed to be) the first line of support for an OEM key.
@@LironSegev It's fine as long as you are made aware it is OEM when buying it.
If you wanted to use the OS for testing multiple processors and motherboards, activating and deactivating Windows several times a year and found that you were sent OEM when expecting retail you might be a bit annoyed.
Love my retail key, just transferred to my new PC build, but I need a cheap licence for reselling the old PC haha.
The W269N one seems kinda familiar. I think it's the one used for KMS activations (my sister took that one and activated her laptop with it). It's Windows 10 Home key, and it will say that your Windows is activated and managed by your server owner.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if a key is valid, doesn't it also have to be validated by Microsoft themselves to ensure that it hasn't already been used on another system?
Where can I get that program Microsoft PID checker that you used in the video?
In general Activation does not equal legal. If in US you get a Verification Audit you will fail if you install a OEM key and not sell the hardware . In US/NA once the key hits hardware you must resell. If you buy a key from EU. The place you buy it from does not matter. The place the license key is installed and final resting place of the hardware. MS also offers something called CSP. This the new version of Volume License. IT allows both a cloud or physical install, These cloud keys are as minimum of 25 from MS. Part of the CSP program if you have O365 Business Premium then you get a free upgrade from Windows Pro to Enterprise. Requires a base install of Windows 10/11 Pro.
KMS Activation scripts are a life saver. Easily change your OS Edition & activates via HWID. HWID/OEM is the same concept just different names kinda
Exactly. Not sure why idiots opt to pay for sketchy keys instead.
@@tadmikowsky7520 yeah my all in one scripts even can change ur windows edition to anything (windows 10 home into professional) or anything you wish to change it too
i wanted windows 11 pro but i had windows 11 home so i used a free key for windows 11 pro and it was a volume key, how do i change back to my OEM key?
Dell OEM Win 7/8 licenses will activate just fine if you install Win 10 (upgrade or fresh) on that same PC.
Thanks for telling us where to buy the OEM...
Thank you Liron, I almost bought EOM license not knowing
OEM, you mean?
What software do you use to check the keys?
Sir can you please share the link for the microsoft pid checker download?
What is the software you are using to check keys? I have used cheap keys and never had an issues I ran that command and said I have retail keys. But I would like to try that software you were using?
just Googled Microsoft PID checker and used this one: www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/Microsoft-PID-Checker.shtml
Education Pro is identical to Pro and plain Education is identical to Enterprise except you can download the media for it without a volume license or volume licensing center login. The education installation media contains all editions on it, so I always use it. The education licenses can also activate their non-education counterparts. Education simply refers to the fact it was acquired for free or at a discount for a student.
Regardless, this video was super helpful as it turns out almost all of these are usable. I wouldn’t recommend using an Enterprise key if you don’t know where it came from as it could set organization policies on your system.
Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 keys work to upgrade to Windows 10/11. So some cheap keys are legit, I've used multiple in the past to get "Digitally certified" for activation.
I have a Windows 7 box I installed Archlinux on long ago.
I wonder if i can get the upgrade to 10 because I want to move it to a virtual. I just used my existing windows 7 key when I had it in virtual before and it worked. I have the home version iso already.
I've used them. Seem to work fine no issues for me. Bought like 5 of them for various computers I wiped and reloaded or built for myself and my Dad.
Would a "volume" key work outside of the registered organization's country, E.G if the company is in US and I try to enter the key in Japan?
OK I bought the slate and I liked it so much that I bought another one. We have 2 visible phones for internet . I want to connect a 1tb 2.4 hdd to my slate. I purchased a powered usb port, plugged plugged its usb cable into the router usb port, plugged my phone and hdd into the powered usb ports. The tethering to the phone works fine but I dont see the hdd anywhere on my network, can you advise?
so how i do i Reuse my windows key from the Laptop i bought at Office Depot ? Any tips, any tips yal have ? TY... came with windows 8 originally
Hi, I bought a laptop with a volume key that will expire soon. I keep getting a message on my desktop about it. If I buy a genuine key, will it work without a fresh reinstall of Windows? Thank you.
I'm not certain that having a retail key is a guarantee of legality. I believe that some of the licences provided as part of visual studio subscriptions are retail keys, but the visual studio subscription license explicitly states that these keys may only be used for testing purposes, to ensure the solutions you develop work on all different versions of Windows. They let you claim about 5 keys for each type of Windows (sometimes they give 5 plus 1, but I think the 1 would show as volume and the 5 as retail). However you normally get another set for each update too, and Windows 11 is already listed with an October and November update, giving 15 licences for each edition (Home, Professional, Education, Home N, Professional N, Education N, IoT Enterprise, Professional for Workstations and Professional N for Workstations). Most people would probably only be interested in the Home and Professional SKUs, but that still gives 30 retail keys that people would be willing to buy. You do have to claim the keys though, so Microsoft might notice if on the last day of your subscription each year you claim all of the windows home and professional retail licences.
Why pay the real price when you can pay cheaper and it is 100% safe on other sites
@@josefh503 My point was that there is no guarantee that the retail licences are legally obtained. I didn't say they weren't safe to use.
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Education is no issues since its home+same feature or pro (more close to work tool)
for eg sandbox,etc
I don't understand, will the OEM and Volume licenses not work if you change your computer or leave the company?
I started getting licenses from a Microsoft authorized reseller and as crazy as it sounds I have gotten Server 2012 licenses for $11 for use on up to 8 VMs.
How did you tweak the PID checker to verify non server keys?
You don't need to. Just enter your key and select "Windows 10 /Server 2016(10240) and it will list the correct version of what you have.
I bought a key 3 years ago for $15 and just realized it was a volume key, Is there anything to worry about? Should I go retail?
Thanks for this interesting video
but what happens if you install a volume copy, will it just stop working or what like what will actually happen?
ive used old windows 7 keys for many years now works like a charm
What if i recieved win 8 pro key after changing my board from service within warranty. But i bought my laptop with windows 10. So what should i do? Should i complaint about it in service center. Oem version windows comes with laptop
very helpful thank you
Learned a lot today, it's a minefield out there!.....Thanks .
Glad to help and yes, it certainly is....
This is a great idea for a video
Where can I get that tool that you are using to test a windows keys
You mention windows 11 but this PID checker doesn't show Windows 11? How do you check if the Windows 11 keys are legit i.e. not volume or oem? Thanks
Funny how my step dad wanted to buy Windows 10 software disc without the product key from eBay years ago but I did warned that not to do that because I'm highly aware about how the thing wouldn't work without a activation product key and this was way before I learned that is different types of product keys.
I thought you had to ship a piece of hardware along with the key...
I have also had keys in the past which activate okay online but were blocked with a later Service Pack.
Does the Microsoft pid checker tell you if the key is already registered to someone else’s computer?
A legit Windows 7 license can still upgrade for free to Windows 10, so could technically work.
I just read that this trick no longer works. Microsoft put the kibosh on it.
If i have two computers and i buy a retail version of windows from microcenter, can i use that code to activate both my computers?
A link to the App you check the keys’ for authenticity would be very useful indeed. Thanks 🙏 in advance.
what is the problem of using the retail? or even the student version?
I bought three windows keys from imp keys about 6 years ago. All of them are still working fine. Paid $20 each.
I've changed systems twice since then. Transferred without issue. Just got lucky I guess.
Windows 7 OEM keys activate windows 10 and 11 just fine. You do usually have to type them in during the install of windows but they do work.
Yes, once only. But now I just deactivate the watermark in the registry
I bought oem from kinguin. Works fine. Having to call Microsoft to activate key is a little inconvenient but less so than paying full retail. Especially after dumping all your money into your build.
Great video! Thanks.
thank YOU for being here
Microsoft is just happy that you use Windows 10/11, so they can collect data from you.
I just bought a laptop w Windows 11 Enterprise on it. The oem product key was active for about a week then went inactive. What can I do to fix it? I'm happy to pay for a legit key for windows 11 retail or pro but can't even figure out where to buy it. (Years ago I Did pay for a windows 8 key for a different machine)
Yes they do, then I found out a couple of years later you could use your win7 key, but I only paid $11
I got my Windows 11 Pro license on a local ecom site for less than $2 and I am able to update it and even join the Insider Program. I think it was a volume license so I'm crossing my fingers that it doesn't randomly get blocked one day lol
Please give me the 11 pro site
I got my win 10 product key through the windows 7 to 10 upgrade program on my OEM dell optiplex, used the key on each new pc I got, I’m surprised it says on my current pc that it is a retail version product key, I thought it was gonna be an OEM version.
The commandline didn't work for me through the search box. Don't know why, but it came up with an invalid parameter screen with all the parameters it has, including the one I had just used😂. Had to insert it in the Run box.
I have an OEM Home version. If I wanted to upgrade to pro, would I have to download a Windows 10 from their website and install that or could I upgrade from within the OEM version?
Just change the key to a Pro key and it will become Pro.
@@act.13.41 Thanks
btw w269n-wfgwx-yvc9b-4j6c9-t83gx is not company key, it's actually the kms test key meaning it can't activate windows. it doesn't belong to anyone and can be used to install a trial of windows.
Yes Liron mate I gor one for the laptop I setup for my granddaughter from a site called CDSales in the US for $17 with aa discount code. But intrigues me is how many cheap OEM keys are there and just how do these sites get them in the first place as there must be trillions of them? I have seen that these cheap keys do not let you get support from Microsoft but in all honesty I personally can count on the fingers of my right hand the number of times I have had to contact them for support which is in my mind not that crash hot!
I'm pretty sure you can use a windows 7 home/pro or a windows vista key to activate a windows 10, I used a old windows 7 key from my laptop/desktop and then upgraded to windows 10 and got a retail pro activation with windows 10 for free, 2 hard drives / two machines. they are activated with retail under windows 10 pro.
Actually ingenious to get the prepaid card... I need to start doing the same! My card got skimmed by a scanner somewhere I was assuming a gas pump.
best thing is a prepaid card. Reduces the risk!
@@LironSegev Make sure you check the long number on the back of the card and that it matches the packet it comes in number; also beware that that long number on the card is not a photo copy sticker on a swapped out card.
I have never had a problem in the UK buying a key on eBay.
Buying is not the problem. I bought 15. It's the legality of it. It's like saying never had a problem buying stolen Rolexes
Been using these type of keys for years.
Currently been on Windows 10 Pro since release and never had a problem.
All they are is genuine keys anyway, usually there are hundreds and thousands of them left over from the Russian and Chinese allocations.
working doesn't mean legal
@@LironSegev The site I get mine from mainly use Russian Keys, Microsoft always makes way too many as they simply can't judge how many to allocate so their is always thousands and thousands of keys through unsold and unused, unwanted copies of Windows.
Once you use the key your still using a legal authentic key and authentic copy of Windows, it's just that in normal circumstances the keys were not intended for your country. It kinda blurs the lines of legality I know, but saying that, Microsoft don't set the price of Windows anywhere near the price that they set for the EU and America, for Russia and China Africa etc.
Can still use the the windows 7 oem during fresh windows 10 fresh install expect.
Windows 7 licenses are valid for Windows 10 installations.
not the point. If you buy a new car and they send you a all the pieces to put it together its not the same thing.
100% Correct
I'm living in an Eastern European EU member country and I needed two years ago two W10 Home retail licenses and an Office license. I've ordered them via Internet, paid by card and received them on the spot. Of course they were correct, but I spent like $10 each (Office $40) , not $1 or$2. We have several trustworthy companies for that. I'm still wondering how can they sell licenses such cheap compared to the Microsoft site.
can you tell me sites you are ordering theese licences from?
So what is bad about having a volume one exactly?
If Microsoft really cares about the lose of sales of those keys, it has the means to prevent any activation. Obviously, $MSFT doesn't care
I suspect that laptops make up the majority of sales these days, and most of those are supplied with pre-installed OEM copies of Windows. The cost for them to audit all the other channels is probably not worthwhile. That doesn't mean they want people to break the licencing terms, but I would think they're not worried they will go bust as a result of piracy amongst the small group of people making their own desktop machines.
@@martineyles another use, upgrade your laptop to professional.
Bought some cheap win7 key for 15 bucks back in the days. was working for half a year, than it got compromised since doubleing of serials on different machines.
can you upgrade from a pirated/retail version of windows 10 to a real legitimate version of windows 11?
Excellent, thanks