CRACK Windows 7-8-10 AIO (6in1) X86x64 Activated
Kody Coste
This is incorrect. An OEM windows license is tied to the original hardware it was sold with. The license cannot be transferred to another computer. Once activated on a specific computer, the license is tied to that computer. Microsoft considers the motherboard as the computer. If the motherboard dies and needs to be replaced, the activation service will see it is a new computer (unless replaced with an exact match). But if you call the phone activation and explain to them your motherboard died and was replaced, they will usually activate (my past experiences). If the key being used is a Retail key, then yes, the license can be transferred to a different machine, provided it is only activated on one machine at a time. But given the previous comments about laptops and Acer computer, I would guess this in reference to an OEM install.
Or you can use ABR or Advanced Tokens Manager to create a backup of the original activation if you still can load windows, simply start the program, click backup reinstall windows and then click restore, windows will be activated! (better to run this from a USB memory stick)
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