Kavincsekaran said:The transfer of digital key in this how-to is basically GARBAGE! DO NOT remove the device from the account until you have activated the key in the new PC by going through the troubleshoot step. When prompted, you just click "I don't have a key." During the install process, make sure you log in with the same Microsoft account you have on your old PC. Install Windows 10 or 11 on the new PC, without entering a product code during the install process. If you don't do either of these things, the computer will still be seen as registered with Microsoft and could prevent you from being able to activate the same key on the new PC.Ģ. See our tutorial on how to reset Windows 10 or 11. Reset Windows or completely erase the drive on your old PC. So don't try to deactivate your old PC, at least until you have successfully deactivated the new one.ġ. However, we heard from some readers that they were unable to activate their new computers after this or to get the old PC back on license. Note: We previously recommended that you remove the old PC from your Microsoft account before transferring your license and this worked for us in tests. Instead, you must follow the steps below. If your Windows license is "digital," which means that it's tied to your Microsoft account, entering the product key into a new PC will not work. How to Transfer a Digital Windows License to a New PC Otherwise, follow the instructions for transferring a non-digital Windows 10 or 11 product key, also below. If this has been helpful, please take a moment to accept answers as this helps increase visibility of this question for other members of the Microsoft Q&A community.If the Activation screen says that you have a digital license, follow the instructions for transferring a digital license below. I hope this helps! If you are still running into issues, please let us know in the comments. Specific license activation instructions are better suited for a Windows specialist however from an Azure standpoint, you just need to make sure that you meet the licensing requirements listed in the documentation above depending on your use case. The activation message you are getting appears to be a volume license. For production environments, this means a multitenant license found in specific enterprise and other licenses listed here:įor development and test environments, you can use Windows Client images available to specific Visual Studio subscriptions as well as other offers as listed here: Unlike Windows Server which includes the OS cost with the VM, Windows 10 and Windows 11 require that you bring your own license that can be used in a cloud environment.
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