Process to install Windows for new gaming rig

Ye it'll ask you to put in key but at the bottom there's an option that says "I don't have a product key" then you just continue set up like normal.

>>61224740
So you're saying Microsoft has nothing to counteract people from just skipping the product key part?

>>61224933
Your version of windows won't be activated. You'll be able to do pretty much everything, except a few minor things like changing the wallpaper I believe. Just go ahead with the install. You can get $25 keys on kinguin.

>>61224671
>Win.iso + rufus + USB
> boot from USB
> install

Slightly slower, but might solve USB boot/install problem: use a USB 2 flash drive on a USB 2 port; esp under Win7, sometimes the USB 3 hardware doesn't work.

>>61224671
Specify what windows (you) are attempting to install.

This might still work? Haven't heard if microsoft shut this down yet:

You Can Still Get Windows 10 for Free from Microsoft’s Accessibility Site
https://www.howtogeek.com/265409/you-can-still-get-windows-10-for-free-from-microsofts-accessibility-site/

If this still works, install any Win7 iso, upgrade to Win10. Your motherboard is now registered with it's own license. Best if you then re-install fresh Win10 from scratch to make sure any debris from upgrade is wiped and not cluttering up the place.

>>61224671
Read this:

Install windows 10 enterprise LTSB (least bloat)

use kmspico from the official mydigitallife forums

>>61225166

Customers who use assistive technologies can upgrade to Windows 10 at no cost
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade

Make sure to install Win7 64-bit pro so you get win10 64-bt pro upgrade. etc.

>>61225187
i've always find that kmspico stuff sketchy as fuck, is it trustable?

>>61225387
not really, no

it's basically a virus that fools the OS

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>>61225403

>>61225166
>>61225224
fuck off bill gates