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Banzeo
Hello,
My Windows is activated by a digital license. On that PC I have setup a dual boot with linux.
Sometimes, when on linux, I need to use Windows, but would prefer not to have to boot into windows and use a Win10 virtual machine instead.
So I installed Win10 (same edition) in a VM (virtualbox) on my linux distribution (debian).
I read some people explaining how to get it activated thanks to the OEM key stored in the computer (in any ACPI table I believe). But I don't have that ACPI table on my PC.
How can I get Win10 activated on the VM ?
That VM runs on the same physical PC as my Win10 that is digitally activated.
The Win10 guest (ie. in the VM) is for use from a Linux Host, so both Win10 (VM & real) won't run at the same time.
Regards.
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My Windows is activated by a digital license. On that PC I have setup a dual boot with linux.
Sometimes, when on linux, I need to use Windows, but would prefer not to have to boot into windows and use a Win10 virtual machine instead.
So I installed Win10 (same edition) in a VM (virtualbox) on my linux distribution (debian).
I read some people explaining how to get it activated thanks to the OEM key stored in the computer (in any ACPI table I believe). But I don't have that ACPI table on my PC.
How can I get Win10 activated on the VM ?
That VM runs on the same physical PC as my Win10 that is digitally activated.
The Win10 guest (ie. in the VM) is for use from a Linux Host, so both Win10 (VM & real) won't run at the same time.
Regards.
Continue reading...