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[Solved] Transfer Windows 10 Pro License from Lenovo T520 to T530: Upgrading from Win 7 with Sticker

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  • #1 18043085
    mailak
    Level 2  
    2 years ago I bought a Lenovo T520 with Windows 10 Pro EN x64, a license from an upgrade from Windows 7, I have a Windows 7 sticker.
    Currently I bought a more powerful computer Lenovo T530 (2x more RAM, bigger hard drive, USB 3.0). How can I transfer the license?
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  • #2 18043089
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #3 18043098
    kociol96
    Level 22  
    On the T530 there should also be a sticker with a windows key. Download 10 and use the key from 7.
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  • #4 18043131
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #5 18043404
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    mailak wrote:
    How can I transfer the license?


    If the base system - here: Windows 7 - was preinstalled at the factory, then legally license transfer you can't . It results directly from point 4 lit. a \ Windows 10 license terms.
    If so, then as well as suggesting the use of a key from a sticker from old equipment, in this case, you can "recommend" the use of any activator (for Windows 10) - the end result will be better, because the acceptance of the key may be different (not necessarily at the stage of its typing during installation), and the activator will work for sure.
  • #6 18043543
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #7 18043656
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    Tomequ123 wrote:
    More important than Microsoft's ridiculous law (based on Microsoft's cash register) is the law established by the Union for Europe, so the key can be transferred.


    Please first read the judgment of the CJEU (its content, at least in these important passages, is available), to which everyone now so commonly refers, and then check whether it applies in specific conditions.
    Supporting question: Why in the case of Windows 10, the License Terms in Section 4 consists of two parts - lit. a \ ib \ (distinguish between two factual states)? - And please do not mix the terms OEM and BOX, because such terms do not appear in this document.

    Tomequ123 wrote:
    Using an activator is associated with the risk of data theft, system infection, etc.


    And this, and not the issue of legality, is, in your opinion, the most important issue? If so, I can assure you that I know at least a few activators and sources from which to download them, without risk (infecting the system to be activated).
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  • #9 18043799
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #10 18043979
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    Ladies annmedia:
    Quote:
    4. Transfer. The provisions of this section do not apply if you acquired the software in Germany or other countries listed on this page (aka.ms/transfer), in which case all transfers of the software to third parties and the right to use it must comply with applicable law.
    a. Software pre-installed on the device. If you acquired the software preinstalled on a device (or if you upgraded from the software preinstalled on the device), you may transfer the license to use that software directly to another user as long as you simultaneously transfer the licensed device to that user. This must include the transfer of the software, if one came with the device, as well as the original Windows product key label. Before receiving the software, that user must agree that the terms of this agreement apply to assigning and using the software to another user.
    b. Standalone Software. If Licensee acquired the software as standalone software (or if Licensee upgraded from software acquired as standalone software), Licensee may transfer the software to another Licensee's device. You may also transfer the software (with the license) to another device owned by someone other than you, provided that (i) you are the first licensed user of the software and (ii) the new user accepts the terms of this agreement. You may use a backup copy or genuine software media as permitted by Microsoft to transfer the software. Any time the software is transferred to a new device, you must remove the software from the previous device. The licensee may not transfer the software so that licenses can be shared between devices.
    since
    anmedia wrote:
    ... the BOX version has a different license than the OEM ...
    then please indicate which version the above fragment comes from and present a quote from "the second". A quote documenting the difference the Lord wrote about.
    Just please do not rush to reach for licenses other than for Windows 10 - this thread is about this system.

    Lest it was that a system installed "loosely" can always be moved - there is one and this is an undocumented exception. It applies to licenses obtained as a thank you for participating in the Insider program before the premiere of Windows 10. In this case, not only the license cannot be transferred, but even minor hardware changes can cause - and often cause - the loss of activation.

    Point 4 of the license terms as quoted above have been in force for well over 4 years (for about a year after the premiere of Windows 10, they looked different, but this is a completely different story. A story that only those who not only have a good memory, but also have the habit of knowing "what's going on in the license".


    PS
    I would also be careful with OEM, as in the case of Windows 8, for example, there were two license versions. The differences between them can be easily checked today - the texts are available
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  • #11 18043987
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #12 18044008
    Matuzalem
    Level 43  
    anmedia wrote:
    Watek concerns an upgrade license for Windows 10 from version 7.


    No - the thread concerns the right to migrate a Windows 10 license obtained as an upgrade from an older, qualifying version of the system - here: Windows 7 - acquired under the conditions described in point 4 (a). a \, to the new computer.
    There will be no further quotes from your post - it is a pity to translate half-truths and untruths. You use the word "legally" quite often, but in a misleading context.

    Really, please give up on such "explanations", because they only lead to the fact that simple matters - for people who do not suffer from functional illiteracy - result in dilemmas leading to misunderstandings, and sometimes myths that find crowds of publishers (because fit them). As a result, a legend is created that something is needed or something is allowed, because there are many voices on the Internet that this is what it is (and a billion flies cannot be wrong). I myself was a victim / perpetrator of such things in the case of the XP license, but then I read the CJEU judgment and I do not regret it.
  • #13 18179332
    mailak
    Level 2  
    First, the problem is not resolved.
    The EU provision by the order but M $ prevents the license from being transferred.
    In connection with the above, I am already writing from Linux Mint.
    Actually, I don't care about the precious M $ license anymore. Linux is 5x faster.
    I recommend Mint to everyone.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around transferring a Windows 10 Pro license from a Lenovo T520 to a Lenovo T530. The user originally upgraded from Windows 7, which is validated by a sticker on the older device. Responses suggest attempting to activate the Windows 10 license on the T530 using the key from the Windows 7 sticker. However, legal concerns arise regarding the transferability of OEM licenses, which are typically tied to the original hardware. Some participants recommend using an activator for Windows 10, although this poses risks such as data theft. The legality of license transfer is debated, with references to EU law and Microsoft's licensing terms. Ultimately, the user expresses frustration with the licensing situation and considers switching to Linux Mint.
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