It's possible that Microsoft will allow Windows 7 / 8.1 users not to license Windows 10 product key, but does not specify what the user PC will be.
Engadget said last week that Microsoft office 2010 product key had told testers about Windows 10 that they would "receive Windows 10" and maintain copyright.
However, yesterday, Microsoft has quietly removed the term "maintenance copyright" but instead "only people who are using Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 product key license can be free" life "version The next Windows that will officially launch on July 29.
To clarify this issue, Engadget has led additional information from Gabriel Aul - Microsoft's Technical Director. According to Gabriel Aul, Windows 10 testers will continue to be using the experimental version of Windows 10 if they use a Microsoft account to log in.
From there, Engadget commented, "Windows 10 trial users who did not have Windows 7 / 8.1 licenses previously will still be up to date with Windows 10, but they are still unlicensed." It's unclear how the user's Windows 10 will be used.
In another case, Engadget predicts that unlicensed Windows users will still be able to get Windows 10 copyrighted, but only for personal copyright, but the business version is not. support.
So, unlicensed Windows user information is free to update to Windows 10 is still unclear, and most likely Microsoft office 2013 product key will have to explain more about this issue at the time of the official launch of Windows 10.
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