6 Responses to “Windows 11 doesn't require a product key to install and use”

  • John says:

    Seems like this is a solid option especially if your going to do some testing or using Windows 11 in a virtual machine. Personally, I think I could put up with the water mark except I notice it does overlay even on open windows and not just the desktop. So that in itself may annoy some people.

  • morrion says:

    Thanks. Maybe you can try onthehubstore, it’s a good choice.

  • Trey says:

    Not sure how it happens. I install windows 11 without a key and offline and create only a local user account. When all done all I have to do is get online and my windows is activated.

    • Ciprian Adrian Rusen says:

      You may have a Windows 10 product key associated with your PC, and that’s why Windows 11 gets activated automatically.

  • T says:

    I paid $2500 for a damn good PC and they couldn’t even bother giving me a product key for my OS?? Yes. Yes I am going to use an unactivated version of Windows 11. I’m not paying $140 to get rid of a water mark and for the ability to turn my screen border green.

  • Stu says:

    We got a win 11 machine in Dec last year, to show people Windows 11 – but have had almost zero luck finding a good “20 things win 11 has that Win 10 didn’t” LOL

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