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Or via your local computer shop.
All those cheap $10 keys are scams and/or stolen keys.
i was looking for some cheap way to get out eheheh.....
thank you for ur lightning fast response again Omega! i need to spend some(!) money i guess.
Quick tip, unactivated windows is the same as activated except for the watermark on the bottom and the inability to change the background wallpaper (but theres a work around for that).
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3294531/downsides-running-activated-windows.html
These keys are part of a money laundering scheme. They are bought with stolen credits cards etc.. then sold online for dirt cheap.
https://www.ebay.com.au/gds/Buying-Legitimate-Microsoft-Products-on-ebay-/10000000012269435/g.html
- These Ebay keys rarely do.
"OEM software may not be sold by itself"
- 9/10 keys on ebay are OEM.
Once the OS is installed, play around with it and configure it, install your Drivers, etc.
When needed, buy a license directly within Windows 10 from the Windows Store; or via the Activation page (Winkey+I > Updates & Security > Activation)
Should you wipe and reinstall Win10 on your machine, all you have to do is re-login with your same live account and that should in-turn re-activate the OS as well. Since the key was purchased under that account.
And why you spend money on games then? Just go to the webs we all know and get them for "free", because if it's allowed to happen then we as costumers should take advantage of it...
Now, lets be serious, If you like Windows OS you have three options: Use it with watermark (and some "features disabled"), buy a computer with an OEM license installed or pay the price Microsoft asks. If none of this options fits with you, there are plenty of other free OS around there and one of them has support from Steam (yes, I'm talking about Linux).
Long story short: buying an OEM key by yourself for your personal computer leaves you with a counterfeit copy of Windows OS.