I just saw on the official website of Microsoft that Windows 10 can also be downloaded and installed with the product key from office 2007 (I hope you know what I mean). You can do the installation twice on a Windows 8.1 laptop and on another computer
(Win XP. Because I wanted to test whether you can install Windows 10 on it. So if that works, I can also install on the 8.1 laptop
If you do not know what I mean write a message below I will write back in more detail
(and does not come up with the idea to say win xp that will not work anyway, if you can install 2 I try anyway)
Please and answer from experience or speak
First of all, a product key from Office 2007 is of no use to you, you need a valid key from Windows7.
Then it only works ONCE
and from Win XP it doesn't work…
"First you need a license to install Windows 10", it says in your link. And you can only get that with a valid Windows 7 key. Neither with a key from Office 2007, nor with one from XP…
You can download the ISO without a key and then install it as often as you want without a key. However, the license key for Win 10 can only be used on one computer.
Download the ISO with this tool https://www.microsoft.com/.../windows10 or this https://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technology-science/microsoft/67-microsoft-windows-and-office-iso-download-tool
If you say Win XP this is a hardware question. It doesn't matter what kind of BS there's on it. Now Win XP computers are already a few years old. Hardware is far from being so mature, so the statement that it is better to leave it. It's easier to say.
Nen Win 8.1 computer is younger… Are the chances that Win 10 is much bigger, mine also had 4 weeks 8.1 on it…
The other I was looking for, I don't find anything suitable.
Your link below is the Creation Tool that creates a Start DVD or Start USB for installation, but also not with the Office Key
