Post by alexham36 on Mar 8, 2018 23:10:52 GMT
Hi Guys,
I had several problems with my Win10 and when the updates started to fail I installed another copy on a separate HD. As expected, that copy could not be activated digitally or otherwise, but it works and I am using it to test applications before installing them in the official version of Windows. I have since re-set the system, which installed an new copy of Windows. That version has been trouble free so far and it automatically activated itself digitally. The other copy of Win10 is working well and I would like to keep it for experimentation, application testing etc. What are the implications/penalties for running a copy of Windows 10 which cannot be activated?
Many thanks,
Alex
I had several problems with my Win10 and when the updates started to fail I installed another copy on a separate HD. As expected, that copy could not be activated digitally or otherwise, but it works and I am using it to test applications before installing them in the official version of Windows. I have since re-set the system, which installed an new copy of Windows. That version has been trouble free so far and it automatically activated itself digitally. The other copy of Win10 is working well and I would like to keep it for experimentation, application testing etc. What are the implications/penalties for running a copy of Windows 10 which cannot be activated?
Many thanks,
Alex
