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Steam is highly integrated with Uplay. It will register your key automatocially to your account as long as you have uplay proeprly installed
It's not the same key for the actual game as the one you got?
Did you see this topic?
http://steamcommunity.com/app/375910/discussions/0/352788552271673261/
There seems to be a solution in there.
Ohh, sorry, did not notice that, hope you find a solution.
1. Close uplay & steam in your PC
2. Go to friend, which has PC with OS Win10
3. Login in Steam and Uplay there using your accounts
4. Download and run Anno2205 in Steam
5. Confirm that you want to add Anno2205 to uplay library (NO NEED TO ENTER ACTIVATION CODE in that case!)
6. Close Steam and Uplay
7. Go to home and run
Then once that is done (make sure Uplay is logged into the account u want the game on)
Launch your Steam game that requires Uplay, and now you're done.
- Unistall Uplay
- Delete Uplay folder
- Download newest Version of Uplay
- Install newest Version of Uplay
- Uplay doesn't ask for Produktkeys anymore
^ This
When you buy a Ubisoft game on Steam now, simply launch Uplay Client, Steam Client, then launch your Ubi game u got on Steam, from Steam... if it is first launch, it will auto-activate in Uplay. Just ensure your Uplay is logged in to the correct account.