I see lot of people selling cheap Windows key online. Is they are legit? About RM10 for each Windows key.

Yes it normal .

especially you can get it at 11st

I buy liao few, no problem. It is OEM

if OEM is illegal.
If volume license is legal but was illegal sold by third parties

U worry local authority catch u or Microsoft ?

Both also no worry

for personnel use is your wish but is illegal.
For Company use YES BSA will catch..

Now so cheap RM10 only?

Few years ago it was like RM50

i will say no, they are illegal.

for retail 1, you must have the coa sticker, no coa = illegal.

for oem, same as retail, unless the key is in your mobo bios then usually won't see coa sticker.

for volume, no coa, but you can't sell it like that to individual as someone said above.

conclusion = for personal use, buy and use only, no need worry. bcoz in malaysia they check and catch company only, no go for individual, yet.

for work use (you bring ur laptop to company use), highly suggest you buy a truly genuine key with coa sticker. but usually you can try ask for a free key from company.

company provided laptop/pc, company will settle.

Uhhh... not sure if you quoted the right response haha.

But I guess MYR10 Windows key that is not illegal should be wishful thinking don't you think?

responded to wrong windows

that mean is you want to buy windows 10 for cheap and legaly get the oem/oei version that give you the card and sticker?
RM250 for OEM/OEI instead of RM1K for windows 10 pro
https://www.lelong.com.my/microsoft-windows...8-06-Sale-P.htm


This post has been edited by Doraku: Apr 12 2018, 05:13 PM

yes

RM1k is retail price

you are comparing oem price vs retail price

This post has been edited by CyrusWong: Apr 12 2018, 11:55 PM

i mean its cost RM250 fore oem with coa sticker,and 1k for retail

Bought before from eBay, the key has expired date.
After few days can't be active already.
Meant for one time activation Nia.

Want to borrow this thread to clarify...

If I buy OEM license and build own computer from parts, doesn't that make me the OEM supplier? I could set it up myself or set it up for others, and if anything happens, I just call MS and ask them to reactivate.

Is this correct?

LOLz

And your point is?



https://www.zdnet.com/article/is-it-ok-to-u...-ask-microsoft/

Basically, system builder version mainly used by Program/system developer for testing, research ,etc. It is not upgradable, no batch available and no support from Microsoft.
Therefore, not recommended for users usage.

I don't think it is for testing and research. In my years of using windows, I only ever had to call Microsoft on activation. All other support via online forums. I do, however, own retail win 7 for my working rig.

mostly Development Department in Corporate/Multinational company using it for their program development/research/testing in their standalone LAN as it is a waste to buy the license windows