Product key required during installation

[chachachico]

Hi!e 
I have just downloaded a Windows 10 unique version which was named Windows 17 from
 http://thepiratebay.se.net/torrent/17759...ild_15063_[Soft4Win].
However,during the installation process, the product key is required to enter. While I have none of the keys, I wonder why it says the operation package is preactivated.I run the installation programme under my preinstalled Windows 10 Home Edition and after several times began to realize it is quite difficult job to install this special Windows 17 OS.
How come the programme still needs a product key in order to pass the installation?Does anyone have any idea? Please do me a favour.
Thank you for the help!!

[RobertX]

Maybe the designers were negligent about that.

You should never get an altered Windows installation if it's not documented thoroughly. I would just go back to that link and leave a message telling that you cannot find a serial key.

If you want to get a pirated copy, make sure you don't have to enter a serial and also make sure that you can easily use it.

If not, you're better off buying a retail.

[chachachico]

Maybe the designers were negligent about that.

You should never get an altered Windows installation if it's not documented thoroughly. I would just go back to that link and leave a message telling that you cannot find a serial key.

If you want to get a pirated copy, make sure you don't have to enter a serial and also make sure that you can easily use it.

If not, you're better off buying a retail.

Thank you for the reply.
That's the thing- the serial key. Every Windows retail delivers such a key, I believe. Yet my intention is just to work with a fast,light Windows OS version which looks familiar to me.I would rather comment on the website but no place was found to spare a message there(maybe because I COULD only go to  the the proxy web of TPB) and surely it'd be straight to solve the problem. Anyway,I searched on the Web and found a lot of keys available.I entered them one by one but none of them works.I ended up asking for help in this forum lately.
It's a pity that as I only would like to use a pirated copy,I still need to enter such a product key.
Finally, how would he be negligent if the programme is designed to be used under public domain? He should have included a key generator.

[RobertX]

Then I suggest you do either or all of the following three things:

1. Get Windows 10 Pre-activated setups by Team OS
2. Get Windows 10 Pre-activated setups by generation2
3. Get a Windows 10 clean image here: https://tb.rg-adguard.net/index.php. All you have to do here is to get a Windows 10 activator.

They don't need serial keys. For Team OS, I would recommend getting a web hosting downloader like MiPony and visiting here: www.teamos-hkrg.com.

Hope this helps.

I credit this post for the third option: https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-windows...ht=adguard

[chachachico]

Then I suggest you do either or all of the following three things:

1. Get Windows 10 Pre-activated setups by Team OS
2. Get Windows 10 Pre-activated setups by generation2
3. Get a Windows 10 clean image here: https://tb.rg-adguard.net/index.php. All you have to do here is to get a Windows 10 activator.

They don't need serial keys. For Team OS, I would recommend getting a web hosting downloader like MiPony and visiting here: www.teamos-hkrg.com.

Hope this helps.

I credit this post for the third option: https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-windows...ht=adguard

Thanks and I really appreciate your answers! I have to admit that I also downloaded another Windows 10 Pro untounced in case I find this unique version of Windows not appropriate.
I don't quite understand that you first mentioned you should never get an altered Windows installation if it's not documented thoroughtly. Below is the website with  description of this Windows 10 version:
https://www.armaanpc.com/windows-17
Does the package actually violate the rule?  You suggest me get Windows 10 setups from TEAMOS or Generation2, though both installations have been preactivated, they are still altered in some degree,aren't they?

[RobertX]

Well, you have to consider this: pirated/altered versions of any operating system should work better than retail versions and thus should also be easier. That's the point, or if that's not the case, no one downloads the OS; they're better off listening to Microsoft and buy the actual product or even better: ditch Windows altogether and use a GNU/Linux distro; GNU/Linux distros have advanced since its existence and have evolved beyond the GUI.

But to answer your question: if you can't use a particular Windows rework, then you shouldn't bother trying to use it at all. I know I know, it's a fair trade, you didn't pay for it, so... but easy or hard, it should at least work.

I'll check out the link, if they have a 32-bit version.

Thanks for linking it, but in the meantime, try another pirated copy.

EDIT: Another look at the web page and I see that it's not documented poorly, it's just that the Windows either isn't accounted for the error about the key, or that, as I recall in my installation of my Windows 7, the step with entering a serial key can be skipped. Try that.

I find it funny that a pilfered copy would tell us not to make "illegal copies." What a joke!

[RodneyYouPlonker]

@Robert

Actually mate I noticed a while ago when it comes to Windows 10, I did happen to upgrade when it got released from Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit which was really good and they upgraded me for free but to be honest after using it for a good 18 months at least I decided that it was no good because I was having a lot of problems with it with this board I'm using and it was really starting to get on my nerves so the only way to solve it was to just remove 10 and go back to Windows 7 Ultimate again and do you know that there was no problem at all going back to Windows 7 from 10.  The Windows 7 that I was using originally was a real copy of course that I'd bought when I built the machine and just re entered my key for Windows 7 again and it worked just fine.  I was thinking because of the License agreement with Microsoft there might have been a problem using that old Windows 7 key after I'd already registered and activated that new Windows 10 on that motherboard I'm using but infact that was no problem at all it just worked and is still working just fine.

I don't think that there's any problems really when it comes to getting rid of Windows 10.  I still do have Windows 10 right now which I use as a Gaming machine so that's why I have 10 on it but really getting rid of Windows 10 on this other machine that I'm talking about was really great to avoid all these silly problems that were going on.  I can't really tell you what the problems were but it was very annoying and yes it did bug the crap out of me for Months and Months and eventually I just decided enough was enough so went back to 7 and it all works okay now.

I know that by January 2020 Windows 7 will be coming to an end by then so Windows 7 will be no more, there will be no support by then for updates so it means that your machine could then be subject to hacking as security holes will open up in your computer which will allow for people to just hack you as much as they want it will be a hackers paradise really once they drop 7.  I'm actually making plans at some stage later to go and build a new machine and then get back on 10 again.  Trouble is that I will have to make sure I get the right kind of motherboard this time, out with the old and in with the new.  The problem that I was experiencing which I can't really mention was terrible and it really proved how bad Windows 10 is but I guess to build a new machine by January 2020 and just start again will solve the problem as long as I go for something that's pretty cool and a nice decent board