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Antonio, I read that you must do a update, take the serial from windows 10 and do a fresh install after that with the code from win 10

I need a valid Windows 10 pro 64 bits serial

Not sure if it is allowed to share it

Important Note to persons installing build Windows 10 10240
In order to activate Windows 10 build 10240 (RTM), you must upgrade from a previous qualifying operating system that is genuine and activated: this includes Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 and Windows 10 Insider Previews.
If you are running the Windows 10 Enterprise Preview, you either need to stay in the Windows 10 Insider Preview Program or activate using a product key from the Volume License Service Center (VLSC) when it becomes available in August. If you are not eligible to be running Windows 10 Enterprise, I suggest you make preparations to rollback the original version of Windows your system was licensed for and make a reservation to upgrade to Windows 10.

Antonio,

Microsoft offered a FREE upgrade to valid, licensed and activated, computers running Windows 7 or 8.1. The upgrade matches what you had installed, Home or Professional. New computers will be distributed by OEMs with Windows 10 installed.

For a new machine you have built, or for a new Windows copy to be installed on a Mac ( where Windows was not previously installed ), you can buy a copy of Windows ( downloadable ) 10 at the Microsoft Store. The cost is $199 US.

There is no sharing of license keys. Now machines are registered to your Microsoft Account.

Tim

Tim,

thanks for the info

Antonio Linares wrote:I need a valid Windows 10 pro 64 bits serial

Not sure if it is allowed to share it

Hi Antonio...

If we have a machine with a Windows 7 or 8 you can use those key to a new installation of Win 10...

http://www.howtogeek.com/206329/how-to- ... duct-keys/

Antonio Linares wrote:This is what I forgot:

Install win 7 or 8.
Activate it
Upgrade to Win 10

Antonio Linares wrote:This is what I forgot:

Install win 7 or 8.
Activate it
Upgrade to Win 10

Yes