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Windows 10 Home 32-bit/64-bit - OEM - (Product Key Code Email Delivery) - OEM
- Windows 10 OEM is a full version of the operating system not an upgrade.
- The Start menu is back and better than ever so you can expand and customize it.
- Fast and responsive. Technologies like InstantGo let you boot up and resume quickly.
- Windows 10 comes with apps that work across your devices - Photos, Maps, Music Video and more.
- The OEM operating system is not supported by Microsoft. To acquire Windows software with support provided by Microsoft please see our full package "Retail" product. Microsoft recommends all files and programs be backed-up prior to installation.
- Windows 10 OEM is intended for pre-installation on a new PC and cannot be transferred to another computer once installed. NOTE: Installation is only possible when using a clean (blank) machine with no other prior version of Windows already installed.

The Best Windows Yet
Windows 10 is your partner in making things happen. Get fast start-ups, a familiar yet expanded Start menu, and great new ways to get stuff done even across multiple devices. You’ll also love the innovative features like an all-new browser built for online action.
* The notebook in the image is only for reference.

Do Things Confidently
Windows 10 was developed using feedback from millions of people, so you can feel confident that Windows 10 works the way you want it to. Additionally, Windows 10 helps you stay current for a worry-free experience with the greatest features and our latest protection against viruses, phishing and malware.

It Just Works
Windows 10 combines the Windows you already know and adds great improvements you’ll love. Technologies like InstantGo1 let you boot up and resume quickly. And Windows 10 has more built-in security features than ever to help protect against malicious software.

Multi-Doing
Multi-task like a master with the ability to snap four things on the screen at once. Screen getting crowded? Create virtual desktops to get more space and work with just the items you want. Plus, all your notifications and key settings are collected on one easy-to-reach screen.

Microsoft Edge
It’s the all-new browser designed to make the web work the way you do. Write or type directly on webpages and share your mark-ups with others. You’ll like the reading view that clears away distractions. There’s also an improved address bar to help you find things faster.

Continuum
The best screen is always the one you’re on, because Windows 10 optimizes your experience for your activity and device. Onscreen features adapt for easy navigation and apps scale smoothly from the smallest to the largest displays.2

Uniquely Yours
Your Windows 10 device recognizes you and acknowledges your presence in truly personal ways. With Windows Hello, your device greets you by name and lights up in recognition, waving you through log-in and freeing you from having to remember or type in a password.3

Gaming and Xbox
Play your Xbox One games on your Windows 10 PC, laptop, or tablet. Use the Game DVR feature to record your greatest hero moves and send to your friends instantly, without leaving your game.4

Cortana
Cortana is your truly personal digital assistant who works across all your Windows 10 devices to help you get things done. By learning more about you over time, Cortana becomes more useful every day, staying transparent and keeping your trust.5
- Hardware-dependent
- App experiences may vary.
- Windows Hello requires specialized hardware, including fingerprint reader, illuminated IR sensor or other biometric sensors.
- Broadband Internet required for some features (ISP fees apply). Xbox Live features only available with supported games in Xbox Live-supported countries, see xbox.com/live/countries. Limited number of games available in 2015 that support cross-device play; additional games to follow. Stream to one device at a time; streaming with multiplayer from Xbox One requires home network connection and Xbox Live Gold membership (sold separately); Gold also required for multiplayer play on Xbox One. DirectX 12 only available with supported games and graphics chips. Game DVR only available with supported hardware. Xbox One, PC/Tablet and Phone versions of games all sold separately.
- Cortana available in select markets at launch, experience may vary by region and device.
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Return Policies
- Return for refund within: non-refundable
- Return for replacement within: non-replaceable
- This item is covered by Newegg.com's Consumable Product Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
- Manufacturer Product Page
- Manufacturer Website
- Support Phone: 1-800-642-7676
- Support Website
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Pros: 1 - They e-mailed me something...
Cons: 1 - It was an invalid key. 2 - Customer Service is A) incredibly difficult to reach and B) does not seem interested in addressing the issue.
Overall Review: The rant below is valid feedback because this product is not a unique installation key, as you would get if you bought the physical product. It is an OEM-style mass installation key (one key, many uses). That would be fine it Newegg kept track of how many times they sold a key, but apparently they don't. Thus, for all of the comments of "it worked for me,", you get stories like this. And others. Purchased the 'product' and received the e-mail pretty quickly. Tried to use the activation key, and was rejected. Spent a number of hours trying various methods (full-on reinstall, "repairing" the key, and "trouble shooting"), but nothing worked. After an hour with Microsoft support (40 minutes waiting, 20 or so with the guy actually trying to help). Finally, he told me the key I was using was invalid because it had exceeded its number of installations. I tried two times to chat with what seems to be the one person who covers that duty in the evening. Then waited an hour on hold with phone customer service, which started with "You didn't get a case number when you called Microsoft? Oh, yeah... we are going to need that." We then negotiated new requirements, which was a "screenshot" of the e-mail with the product key (you couldn't look the sales information up?) and screenshots of the process failing (for what, the 15th time?). Fine. I submitted those that evening. I expected some response the next morning, because, well, promises. Nothing. Three days later? Nothing. So, it seems that at the end of the day, I am out the $150 I paid for the invalid key plus whatever it cost me to get a truly functional key. Bummer.