I need some help with transfering my Win10 key to my new pc.

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>>268820
My license isn't associated with any account though.
AND the first thing I did was to ask google.
I'm just unsure what to do next. I don't want to fuck everything up.

Maybe go to a store that does computer maintenance stuff and give them your legal copy of Windows 10 so they will install it for you if nothing else works. You'll then have to pay for their service of installing an OS but not buy a new OS.

Also if you have purchased a product, but it does not function or is defected you probably have the legal right to have it refunded for a certain amount of time (for example 2 years since purchase). Return your copy of the Windows 10 product to the store you bought it from to have it refunded. If they refuse, turn to your local Consumer Protection Agency.

>>268827
>>268829
The license should allow me to install the OS on a new pc.
I'm just unsure if reinstalling it will be enough.
I can do it myself. I'm just uncertain if it is a good idea because maybe I need to deactivate or either unistall the OS completely using my old motherboard first.

>>268817
>I have a legit Botnet10 BOX copy
Just contact MS, either by phone or by using the troubleshooter app inside Windows 10, and they'll activate it for you.

You don't have to reinstall anything, you bought a legit retail copy and are entitled to transfer it as many times as you like.

Just phone/chat them and tell them you have retail Windows, you've transfered the license to a new motherboard, and you'd like them to activate it for you. They will.

>>268833
If it should then just do it and if it refuses to accept your license, then turn to the customer rights authorities to have your Windows 10 product replaced or refunded.

>>268829
Yeah, that sounds way smarter than spending five minutes activating by phone. Totally do that.

>>268839
Does Microsoft accept phone calls from any country?

>>268840
Of course they do.

They're a big company; they even have local numbers for almost every country.

>>268844
I'm not the op but I didn't find any number to call in my country when I once looked up the same thing.

>>268836
I will probably try switching the SSD with windows to the old motherboard and then just make an microsoft account if nothing else works.
The big problem is I [spoiler]don't own a phone[/spoiler]

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or just activate it unofficially