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Standalone oem key from system builder, you can.
Can just get a new key for the Desktop, they are maybe 10$ or less
Make your own Win10 usb flash drive installer media.
Microsoft describes the Windows 10 free upgrade as a full version, not a trial. Contrary to these statements, Windows 10 free upgrade does have some restrictions.
If you upgraded from a retail copy of Windows 7, Windows 8 or 8.1, the Windows 10 license carries the retail rights from which it was derived – can be transferred.
But under Microsoft’s rules, you are only entitled to a one time transfer.
If you upgraded from an OEM Windows 7, Windows 8 or 8.1 license, these are licenses that come preinstalled on a new computer from a manufacturer, and then your Windows 10 license maintains the OEM rights – cannot be transferred.
If you have a full retail copy of Windows 10, you can transfer it as many times as you want.
If you performed an Easy Upgrade to the Windows 10 Pro Pack from Windows 10 Home, you can transfer it using Digital Licensing. This is possible because of the Pro Pack, while an upgrade, is a retail license attached to the Microsoft Account used to purchase it.
Some links will help you.
How to Transfer your Windows 10 License to a New Computer
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/transfer-windows-10-license-new-pc/#:~:text=Press%20Windows%20key%20%2B%20X%20then,your%20license%20to%20another%20computer.
From Microsoft
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/transfer-windows-10-license-from-laptop-to-desktop/4ded0367-3425-4930-8618-00f04dbfaaac
MS may say that but it's not correct. If you had a retail version you can transfer it more than once. I've used mine on 4 different motherboards. On 3 boards and multiple installs I never had to enter the key as it's tied to my MS account/email. Last time however it did fail to validate but that was solved by entering my previous Windows 8.1 key.
Oem pertains to System Builder. Where as laptops use the oem from the brand maker, not the same, won't carry over to another machine.
Can just make your own Win10 usb flash drive using the official MS media creation tool and install to any PC you wish. No key will be needed unless you choose to activate the OS, which you can always do at a later time. And for that, can just purchase a product key cheap online.
you can get an legit OEM key for less then 14 bucks to use on your new PC
(yes you will need to Download your own media direct from the MS web site using the media creation tool )
look on https://www.guru3d.com/
they have that link up all the time ,every month , so i really doubt its not a legit site to save cash on an OEM KEY you can buy and use for your PC