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21 November 17, 09:13
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Microsoft offers virtual machines with a development environment for Windows 10
When you download the development environment, you can select a virtual machine for VMware, VirtualBox, Hyper-V or Parallels. The size of each image is from 17 to 20 gigabytes.
The term of Windows 10 Enterprise expires on January 15, 2018.
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VMs have always been free from Microsoft.
Moving to freeware
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You know, you can download and use Windows 10 without activating it. There will just be a watermark near the system tray. It will work fine.
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(21 November 17, 11:40)ashwin Wrote: You know, you can download and use Windows 10 without activating it. There will just be a watermark near the system tray. It will work fine.
same for windows7, it will keep asking to activate. But i think one fine day access might be blocked.
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(21 November 17, 17:42)grr Wrote: (21 November 17, 11:40)ashwin Wrote: You know, you can download and use Windows 10 without activating it. There will just be a watermark near the system tray. It will work fine.
same for windows7, it will keep asking to activate. But i think one fine day access might be blocked.
Don't worry. Windows 10 is safe.
Read this:
https://www.howtogeek.com/244678/you-don...indows-10/
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