Features:

  • Note:OEM and OEI are the same thing The Start menu is back and better than ever so you can expand and customize it Key Included
  • Join your business or school domain for easy access to network files, servers, and printers
  • Login with Remote Desktop and create virtual machines with Hyper-V;BitLocker & Enhanced encryption
  • Windows 10 OEM is a full version of the operating system not an upgrade The OEM operating system is not supported by Microsoft To acquire Windows software with support provided by Microsoft please see our full package "Retail" product Microsoft recommends all files and programs be backed-up prior to installation
  • Windows 10 OEM is intended for pre-installation on a new PC and cannot be transferred to another computer once installed NOTE: Installation is only possible when using a clean (blank) machine with no other prior version of Windows already installed Product ships in a white envelope Product Key is below scratch off Microsoft label
It's legit - no catches, no problems

No problems, license key email showed up fast, in about an hour. This is the way Windows should be sold. Download the installer from microsoft and away you go. MS has really put in some hard work into Win10. I did get the black screen on boot issue because the laptop has a second video card. I would have hoped MS had resolved that issue. FIX: Just boot to safe mode and disable the extra video card. As a systems engineer I am just amazed that everyone in the universe is so willing to pay $100+ for Windows. I am giving an old laptop to a friend who had his laptop stolen and instead of moldy old swiss cheese Win7 I put a clean copy of win10 on it. A new battery from Walmart and an SSD drive, the old Lenovo thinkpad T500 is faster than my video editing station. :-)

Great Product so far

So i skeptically purchased this key but thought it could be a great option if it worked. I promptly received a e-mail from Arvinyahometurkey with a key. I booted windows and seemed to have no issues for about 12 hours. Windows told me afterwards that the key had already been used, it might have been my fault through some ignorance by entering it twice or something, i'm not sure. So I emailed back Arvinya and they got back to me right away, awesome! I sent them proof that it wasn't taking and they sent me another key. It worked and is working with no issue. They stated to contact them with any additional issue. I am very happy with the product, you can purchase with confidence.

GEAT PRODUCT ----- BUT- Not enough initial information for purchaser.

Too bad Amazon took this product offline. People were complaining that they couldn't get an activation key label that was legible or that it just didn't come with an activation key but that is not how this product works. (Notice Microsoft label over key code.) You just simply go thru the installation dialog boxes when it is being installed and skip the entry box for the activation key and click "activate later" and simply use the product while connected to the internet. Eventually, (usually within 72 hours), Microsoft will automatically activate the product over the internet and give you a product key in the operating system. You can look it up later and write it down or keep a backup copy later by using the activation key app. Reasonably priced and works GREAT! Will not work for an upgrade though. Only a clean install on a blank hard drive. (Best installation anyway!) So BACKUP, BACKUP, BACKUP.

DIGITAL SERIAL NUMBER (Key Code)

You have to forgive my suspicious nature, but for less than $12.00 it was worth a try for an upgrade from Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro. However, I wasn't going to take a chance of using someone else's App to install Windows 10 Pro on my machine IF I didn't have to; who knows what Trojan Horses (viruses) could be installed on your machine. So when the email came with the "Digital Serial Number" and other instructions, I simply chose to allow Microsoft to verify the upgrade number; On the first try I got a feedback message from Microsoft that it wasn't a verifiable product code (because it wasn't), but I tried again and (Much To My Relief) Microsoft accepted it as a "Digital Key Code" and it went through and was upgraded by Microsoft itself. You can't ask for more than that, and I didn't have to run the risk of having somebody install their own App on my machine ! I'm NOT saying they would, but why take the chance, besides the Digital Key Code was Verified by Microsoft !

Nothing like the Real Thing

When Microsoft promoted the free Windows 10 Upgrade, I was one of millions Windows users that upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 for free. Months into the upgrade I experienced performance problems and s few crashes - my coworkers (Microsoft certified users) experienced the same situation. Therefore, before switching over to Apple, I decided to purchase an official Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit system DVD. I also have reveal in this prose I am a proud owner of a Mac Mini, no negative things to say here. It is good to have an original Windows 10 running in my workstation. Thank you.

Windows 10 Pro Activation Issues Solved!

This product installs as intended by Microsoft. They have just changed the process that is not well advertised. Step 1: Get a minimum 8GB USB drive. Inset it into a USB port. Step 2: Go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 and download Microsoft Windows 10 for USB. The Microsoft Download tool will create an installable version of Windows 10 on your USB drive. Step 3: Create a PID.txt file containing the followinf text: [PID] Value=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX (replace the X's with the activation code from the copy of Windows 10 Pro you purchased) Step 4: Place the PID.txt file in the sources folder on your USB Drive Step 5: Set your computer to boot from USB in your BIOS Step 6: Install Windows 10 from your USB and Windows 10 Pro will be installed It's that easy. Without that PID.txt file Windows will look for the product key in the UEFI/BIOS which will probably be the Home version. I hope this helps!

Works fine, once you find the product key!

I bought this to install on a new Intel NUC system I was building, choosing Windows 10 Pro because I wanted to use Bitlocker disk encryption. The DVD worked fine for the install, but I was momentarily confused as to where to find the product key. Inside the packet is an "authenticity" sticker which has a small scratch-off square that hides most of the product key. The type on the sticker is so small that I did not recognize at first that's where the key was and had to use a magnifying glass to read it. Note that you don't actually need the DVD - you can download the Windows Media Creation Tool to create installation media on a USB stick if you want.

This program has had a lot of hate when it came out

This program has had a lot of hate when it came out, and understandably so. I have been using windows 10 however for around 6 or 7 months now and I actually like it. I think alot of the misconception was rumors and unfounded speculation about spyware and malware that windows has been infected with. I've turned off features and specific things to help not get bothered by stuff, and they actually do leave you alone. I however did not like being injected with the GWX virus, and i do say this because it was linux who actually allowed me to delete the trouble file on the hard drive before i switched. I loved 7, but am glad i skipped over 8.1 and its counter parts. So far I've not had any major problems, memory leaks, or otherwise. I'm a programmer, and can really damage a system if I put my mind to it too! :D

Great Product, Just as Advertised

I needed a new License Key to remedy an activation problem with my 64-bit version of Microsoft Windows 10 Professional. After contacting the Seller and receiving an almost immediate response, indicating the Key is genuine, would work, and would not expire, I purchased it. It worked as hoped and may be the best investment I make this entire year. Thanks!

Worth it. Not reverting back.

It's a great OS. For all the complaints of a skimpy app store, having all the important apps plus thousands of others on the desktop is a huge plus. Plenty of quality games as well in the store. Privacy concerns, while valid, can certainly be avoided. You can opt out of just about everything as far as I know. You don't even have to log in with a MS ID if you don't want to. Local accounts are available. So, you can have the privacy of Windows 7 with the power of Windows 10. Local accounts were available on Windows 8, but it was less obvious as to how to choose that option when setting it up on install than it is now. Windows 10 is more transparent, but it could do a better job at asking if you want to choose a local account or sign in with MS ID instead of assuming that you are signing in with a MS ID. Stability is close to flawless. Edge has come a long way, and I'm looking forward to PDF markup capability coming in the fall update. Of course you can use your favorite browser, whichever that is. Cortana, however, is limited to Edge. SMS phone integration has gotten better, but still limited. You can reply to sms in the notification bar, nowhere else, unless you use Skype as your primary messaging app on a windows phone. Not sure how that works with Android/IOS phones, but I know you at least get notifications. Speed is fantastic. Boot to desktop time is typically 10 sec or less with an SSD. Pretty quick with a standard HDD as well.

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