Code/CD Key Activation History?

[[JAR] Skelefish]

So rummaging through an old image of my PC I find a text document with a lot of older activation keys for games, some I have on steam others I don't.

Is there any way to see what/how/if you used a code to acquire my gaming liscense?

Is there am ability to acquire said list/record if I contact customer support directly?

Forum search and google proved unclear one way or the other.

[j0ny_brav0]

Go to your https://store.steampowered.com/account/ and games with "retail" beside them are ones activated with a cd key.

[[JAR] Skelefish]

Good start, thanks very much.
Won't answer all of them, but knocked out quite a few questions for me.

[PMA]

Originally posted by j0ny_brav0:

Go to your https://store.steampowered.com/account/ and games with "retail" beside them are ones activated with a cd key.

Thanks Sir!

[Piyushix]

Not the complete answer it dosen't show all the keys

[Washell]

Originally posted by HoaxEntity:

Not the complete answer it dosen't show all the keys

Install the game (can abort the download), right click in library, view cd key.

Also not a complete answer, because it's not always an option.

[ReBoot]

Theres no way to see the particular key(s) used.

[Dabbydoodaar]

theres several ways to check if keys are used or not these days, you can check 10,000 keys instantly and it will seperate duped keys from the good keys.

[Kargor]

Originally posted by DevKev:

theres several ways to check if keys are used or not these days, you can check 10,000 keys instantly and it will seperate duped keys from the good keys.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

The only way to "check" a key is by trying to use it -- which will either tell you it's an invalid key, an already used one, or -- if neither of these -- it will redeem the key.

But sure, send your keys to a "key checker". They will gladly take them.

[wuddih]

Originally posted by Kargor:

Originally posted by DevKev:

theres several ways to check if keys are used or not these days, you can check 10,000 keys instantly and it will seperate duped keys from the good keys.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

The only way to "check" a key is by trying to use it -- which will either tell you it's an invalid key, an already used one, or -- if neither of these -- it will redeem the key.

But sure, send your keys to a "key checker". They will gladly take them.

a developer can check keys for their own products.
that guy is a dev, a dev of what Valve mostly defines as fake games.

dunno why he brings developer tools as arguments in a users forum though

[[JAR] Skelefish]

Originally posted by wuddih:

Originally posted by Kargor:

dunno why he brings developer tools as arguments in a users forum though

Or in a question I asked 5 years ago, lol.

[Steven]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.