Microsoft OEM System Builder |AMD, Windоws 10 Pro | 64 BIT | Intended use for new systems | Upgradable to Windows 11

I recently bought an ASUS ROG laptop that came with Windows 8.1 on it. Having come from Windows 7, I wasn't too keen on 8.1 . When I read that it was Windows 10 ready, I decided to buy this OEM 10 x64 along with an SSD to give the HDD an extra push. I had experimented with Windows 10 TP for work and was satisfied with the results enough to take the plunge. The results have been great. Being a gaming PC builder, I have nothing negative to say about Windows 10. It'll be even better once game developers start optimizing for Direct X 12. This is the way to go if you're considering the jump on a machine that had previous versions of Windows installed or even building a new one from scratch. The biggest issue I've seen so far is people's security software being too outdated where it just is not compatible with 10, in fact it actually causes issues with network connectivity. That's not Microsoft's fault, FYI. If you're having issues with this disc, you really ought to consult with your hardware manufacturer in ensuring you obtain the correct drivers for this install. ASUS did not provide all of the drivers that were Windows 10 ready, but the nice thing about Windows 10 is that it allows some flexibility in compatibility with 8.1 drivers. I was able to mix and match a combination of drivers in this way and it has worked just fine. In fact, my laptop would often times have a BSOD when running games on 8.1 . But, ever since switching to 10, that is nonexistent! And, the even further optimizing on an SSD makes it boot insanely fast and load applications without hesitation. Well worth the buy.

First, I have to say that I am not a computer professional, nor am I a newbie to building computers and using the operating systems. This was a nice new/ clean desk-top installation that took all of about ten minutes to complete. Being that I am making a huge step up to Win 10 from previous Win versions, there is a bit of a learning curve when using Win 10. The challenge is finding everything that used to be in familiar places that is still there but either in different places or structured a little differently. Everything is now app-based, similar to our phones, and if you can get used to approaching the operating system like you use your phone, it makes things a little easier. Some have been critical of forced updates and data mining, and other things. I chose the pro version because it lets you schedule updates. I have not had any problems. As far as data mining and other things are concerned, I really can't tell, and can't really say that it is more or less than what Google or anybody else collects. So overall my rating of five stars is accurate and honest and I have no reservations in recommending it to others. Edit/ addition: I must add one very important detail: After opening the packaging, you will find the bar-coded information on a sticker. Also on the sticker is the product key, which is covered by some kind of material (similar to what is on a lottery ticket) that must be scratched off to reveal the product key. Caution! DO NOT use anything metal to scratch this off or you may damage the key code. It is better to use a finger nail to scratch lightly, a little at a time until the key code is revealed. Also, once the key code is revealed you will notice that it is printed with one of the smallest font sizes I have ever seen. Get your magnifying glass out, you will need it (I'm not kidding).

I installed it as a guest operating system on vmware workstation pro 17.5 running on 2 computers, one running windows 11 pro, the other running windows 10 pro. The guest operating system couldn’t find a video driver for my monitor, so I got 1024x768 resolution. I had to install vmware tools which allowed for 1920x1080 resolution. No problems with the sound, it works perfectly. An unexpected surprise was when I checked the activation status, it was activated ok on the 1-st computer, but I got an error message from Microsoft on the 2-nd computer claiming that I had exhausted my OEM license on the first computer. So I had to buy a digital license from Microsoft Store, $199.00, which I did. I thought an OEM license was for multiple computers, apparently not.

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Very pleased. Clear instructions included on how to first upgrade my product from Home Edition to Pro Edition while disconnected from the network, and then install the Activation Code after the restart. All worked well.

Ordinato su Amazon al venditore "D.A.D. Tech". Il giorno seguente l' ordine mi e' arrivato tramite e-mail il codice di attivazione e dopo tre giorni mi hanno inviato per posta la conferma del codice. Sul computer auto assemblato avevo installato Windows 10 che purtroppo non si attivava con quel codice. Ho chiesto assistenza al venditore e nel giro di due ore hanno risolto il problema causato da me per una errata installazione del programma senza dover formattare e reinstallare Windows 10 Pro. Ritengo doveroso congratularmi con la Ditta "D.A.D. Tech" per l'assistenza ricevuta e per la professionalita dei Tecnici. Consiglio vivamente questo venditore.

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no problem with key worked first time.