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Wait a second for windows activation details to get populated.ģ. Right Click on My Computer and Select Properties.Ģ. In case you need to change product key of windows 7 and don’t know how to do it then here is small guide for how to change windows 7 product key. Rumors are floating that Windows 7 RC may be available by June 2009.Īnyways there are six more months to go for windows 7 beta 1 to expiry which is enough to enjoy windows 7. This beta version Windows 7 has time bases expiry and it will expiry on 1 st august 2009. Microsoft latest operating system Windows 7 betais available for public download along with free product key (activation keys).

This will open a window with an option to enter a product key.

Look for Change Product Key or Activate Windows link under Windows Activation section.

Right click on My Desktop icon and go to properties menu item.

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How to Find Windows 10 Product KeyĬheck above link to learn how you can find lost Windows 10 product key as well as OEM key. Use that option to change Windows 10 product key.

You should see”Change product key” option under update product key section.

From the left navigation menu, click/touch on Activation.

Press windows key + i keyboard shortcut to open Windows Setting.

I don't know about win8 or win10, but theoretically all you need to do is change the 'registryLocation' value in the code (if at all).RELATED: How to Fix Windows Key/Button Not Working on Windows 10 KeyOutput = Mid(Chars, Current + 1, 1) & KeyOutput Key(x + KeyOffset) = (Current \ 24) And 255 MsgBox ConvertHumanReadable(WshShell.RegRead(registryLocation)) RegistryLocation = '"HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentrentVersion\DigitalProductId"' Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Use CTRL+C and CTRL+V to paste it into notepad. Save the code below as eg "getkey.vbs", run it (double-click) and a little pop-up msg tells you your key. You can get it out with a little VB Script though.

Win 7 stores the key in the registry ("HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentrentVersion\DigitalProductId"), but it's binary so that your average 'human' doesn't interfere with MS's quest for more money.