“Can this product version of Windows 10 be reactivated (ensuring that only one copy is ever used at a time) on different hardware configurations as my computer is upgraded? Is this the full Retail Version of Windows 10 Pro 64 bit? Is it the OEM version?”
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I rebuilt my computer changing motherboards. I used this official version to reactivate Windows 10 Pro. I tried several cheaper on-line dealers using "education" licenses. All these licenses had been previously used and did not work. Stay with the official dealers and versions. In the box is a DVD and the license number. If you deactivate this version on the Microsoft site you can the re-activate it on another computer.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is the full retail version of the Win 10 64-bit. If your upgrading graphic cards, RAM, HDD, Optical disc drives, you should not trigger an upgrade from microsoft. On the other hand big system upgrades...like MoBo, may trigger an upgrade. Either case your able to M$ and see if they will issue your free of charge a new product code.In most cases yes.
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