R2R Not MVM join:2000-09-18 Long Beach, CA 2 edits |
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Re: Windows 10 activation codeWell, it runs fine - for whatever that is worth!
It is only meant to access the Internet - nothing else, no programs will be installed. Nothing should be downloaded either.
As below, if an OEM license only costs $20, then it should be covered in the price. As for the word “support” in the listing, that does look strange - but I am not sure what it means. How are they going to support an unlicensed program?
And the word “support” comes later in the sentence:
Mini PC Fanless Intel Atom Z8350 2GB DDR3 32GB eMMC Mini Computer with *Windows 10 Pro* Mini Desktop PC *Support* 4K HD, 2.4G/5G WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2, Gigabit Ethernet |
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tlbepson Premium Member join:2002-02-09 dc metro |
tlbepson
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2022-Jan-15 4:51 pm
r2: >>It is only meant to access the Internet - nothing else, no programs will be installed. Nothing should be downloaded either.
Ahhhh...sorry...I missed that--I use Win7/Pro myself...
It's very cute...'-}}
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kevinds Premium Member join:2003-05-01 Calgary, AB |
kevinds to R2
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2022-Jan-15 10:42 pm
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said by R2:Mini Desktop PC *Support* 4K HD, 2.4G/5G WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2, Gigabit Ethernet I read that as it *Supports 4K* graphics. Overall, if it came with Windows 10 Pro, and without a key-sticker, it wasn't a legitimate license for it.. |
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BlitzenZeusBurnt Out Cynic Premium Member join:2000-01-13 |
Stickers are a thing of the past, they're no longer put on machines |
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kevinds Premium Member join:2003-05-01 Calgary, AB |
kevinds
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2022-Jan-16 1:22 am
said by BlitzenZeus:Stickers are a thing of the past, they're no longer put on machines For the most part. Smaller OEMs still get stickers, ones that don't brand their own motherboards.. I've seen Windows 10 key stickers.. NZXT is one example. |
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BlitzenZeusBurnt Out Cynic Premium Member join:2000-01-13 |
Other system integrators don't, even off the shelf retail boards get the embedded key per the oem agreement. I've seen these systems in person. No more stickers.
They allow you to build fully custom systems with off the shelf parts, nothing proprietary about them, not even the case. |
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kevinds Premium Member join:2003-05-01 Calgary, AB |
kevinds
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2022-Jan-16 4:06 am
said by BlitzenZeus:even off the shelf retail boards get the embedded key per the oem agreement. May depend on the motherboard brand.. The key stickers are not common, but they do exist. The systems that have embedded keys usually still have the little square Windows sticker though. |
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said by kevinds:said by BlitzenZeus:even off the shelf retail boards get the embedded key per the oem agreement. The systems that have embedded keys usually still have the little square Windows sticker though. Are you talking about the Windows badge OEMs usually stick on next to the Intel Inside badges? If so, that doesn't really mean anything. Anyone can buy those stickers on eBay. » www.ebay.com/itm/3725066 ··· os-_osxf |
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kevinds Premium Member join:2003-05-01 Calgary, AB |
kevinds
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2022-Jan-16 5:20 am
said by deaddyfreddy:If so, that doesn't really mean anything. I agree, but if a new system has one, I expect it to have an embedded key, otherwise manufacturing defect. |
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