Can you use a Windows 10 USB multiple times on different computers?

[Theotokos]

It would just be nice to know if a friend needs it or if I build another computer at a later date.

[Fluffy]

you can use windows 10 install off the same usb for multiple computers but each needs an individual key code... if your referring to windows 10 install

[Theotokos]

Originally posted by Fluffy:

you can use windows 10 install off the same usb for multiple computers but each needs an individual key code... if your referring to windows 10 install

Thanks!

[Mystic Referee]

Yes. However many you'd like.

And if not, you can download the installation media from Microsoft and put that on a thumb drive using YUMI or your prefered software. The installation media is provided free of charge. You pay for the license key to use and the thumbdrive.

[[☥] - CJ -]

Win10 is free until July
The free version which the Download Tool provides is a Full version of Win10
The only difference between the free version and one that is registered with a key is without a key Personalize options are disabled, but other than that its a full free version.

If you want to personalize your win10, profile pic etc so on then thats where a registration key comes in.

So as long as you install it on said PCs before the period ends you own it.
After which a key will be required.

So to cut it short, you have until July 26th i believe is when the Free period ends to install Win10 and be able to own it without needing a key.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Install media is just that, for installing. The media itself has no direct ties to any key. The key is determined usable or not based on installed OS version

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Originally posted by ☥ - CJ -:

Win10 is free until July
The free version which the Download Tool provides is a Full version of Win10
The only difference between the free version and one that is registered with a key is without a key Personalize options are disabled, but other than that its a full free version.

If you want to personalize your win10, profile pic etc so on then thats where a registration key comes in.

So as long as you install it on said PCs before the period ends you own it.
After which a key will be required.

So to cut it short, you have until July 26th i believe is when the Free period ends to install Win10 and be able to own it without needing a key.

BTW, even those are not limited; there is a simple registry change u can make to unlock and allow for these options.