Windows 7 support has ended, on 2020-01-14. Basically what this means is that if you're still using it, you should probably stop using it, or patch it with ESU, or do something else to stay protected.
In this post we'll be going over some of the options you have, including:

• Upgrade to Windows 10.
• Switch to a Linux distro such as Ubuntu.
• Switch to a Mac, if you don't like the above.
• Modify your system to allow ESU patches.
• Unplug your Windows 7 computer from the Internet.
• Keep using your Windows 7 computer as-is and risk malware.
• Stop using desktop computers entirely.

We'll also go over some ways to stay secure, regardless of which of the above you choose.
LinusTechTips also has a great video on this topic, you may wish to check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFHBBN0CqXk

Upgrade to Windows 10

For many people reading this post, this is your best option.
Upgrading to Windows 10 is the only option that guarantees you can keep using all of the latest software and playing all of the latest Windows games. Many newer games, especially VR games, only support Windows 10 (and not Windows 7 or 8.1).
There is still some choices you can make of which version and edition of Windows you want. Windows 10 has various editions, including Home, Pro, Education, and Enterprise. Enterprise gives you the most control over your system, while Home gives you the least control over it, and Pro is somewhere in-between. Enterprise is not typically available to consumers, you have to go through a business. Education has the same feature set as Enterprise, but it is licensed for schools.
If you are in school, you should see if you are eligible for a license for Windows 10 Education. If not, see if you have a way to obtain a Windows 10 Enterprise license. If not, you can very likely upgrade your Windows 7 or 8.1 installation for free. If none of those options work for you, and you need to pay for a new license, the Pro version is preferable to the Home version.
Aside from installing and activating manually, you could also just buy a new computer that comes with Windows 10.
The main downside to upgrading to Windows 10 is that it gives you less control over your system, with features such as auto-installing apps (not a problem on Enterprise and Education editions), forced updates, Cortana, and vastly more "telemetry" services. Even if you hate spying, Windows 10 still may be your best option simply due to the advantage of running all the latest AAA games.
Microsoft provides an official way to download Windows 10 here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
If you need help installing a newer version of Windows, check out this guide: https://www.reddit.com/techsupport/wiki/windowsinstallation

Switch to a Linux distro such as Ubuntu

These days, Linux distros are truly a great alternative to Windows. Linux is very stable and secure, and does everything an average user wants, whether that be Facebook or writing essays. If you are a gamer, Linux has thousands of native games and many more are available via Proton, you can play the majority of games on Steam on Linux with no hassle.
If you play games with heavy DRM or anti-cheat, or play VR games, or frequently use Adobe products, Linux may not be a good option for you. But even if you do play those games or use those products, you also have the option of dual-booting, so that you can have both Windows and Linux installed at the same time. This post doesn't go too much into detail on Linux, since the below links are already great resources.
Most importantly, Linux is 100% free, so you can give it a try without any risks, and switch back to Windows whenever you wish.
For more information about switching to Linux, see this post on the Linux gaming subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/linux_gaming/comments/edaq0s/guide_migrating_to_linux_in_2020/
When you are ready to install Linux, check out this guide: https://www.reddit.com/techsupport/wiki/linuxinstallation
If you'd like a more concrete guide, this PDF focuses specifically on setting up Ubuntu for gaming, including setting up drivers, Steam, and more, with a focus on dual-booting: https://github.com/aaronfranke/Linux-tools/raw/masteubuntu-only/qsg.pdf

Switch to a Mac

This is the only option that requires you to buy new hardware, since MacOS only runs on Macs, and will not run on a non-Mac PC. Macs are great systems overall, they are very secure and are a favorite option of many developers and businesses.
The downsides of Mac are that it is expensive, and if you are a gamer, that it runs vastly fewer games. These days, Mac is a worse choice for gaming than Linux is.

Modify your system to allow ESU patches

Microsoft is selling Extended Support Updates for Windows 7 users who can't upgrade for whatever reason. This is aimed at businesses, but you can still get ESU for Windows 7 Professional edition. The cost of ESU is $50 for the first year, $100 for the second year, and $200 for the third year. If you can't afford this, there may be unofficial methods to obtain these updates.

Disconnect your Windows 7 computer from the Internet

This is a fairly simple option that doesn't need too much explanation. If you unplug your computer from the Internet, you can't get viruses from the Internet. As long as you don't pass around infected USB flash drives, then you are pretty much immune from viruses if you aren't connected to the Internet. Of course, for many people, this makes your computer unusable.

Keep using your Windows 7 computer as-is and risk malware

This is a terrible option, since it's very insecure to do this. This option maybe isn't too bad if you don't have any sensitive data whatsoever on your machine, and it's an option worth mentioning, but this option is not recommended.

Stop using desktop computers entirely

If you don't like newer versions of Windows, or Linux distros, or Mac, you need to be on the Internet, and you don't want to be insecure, then the only* option left is to stop using desktop computers entirely. For a lot of people, this is an unacceptable option, but many people can get away with living in the modern world only using phones and tablets, so it's worth mentioning.
Also, Chromebooks are great if you don't need to do anything on your computer except for browsing the web.

How to stay secure on any system

No matter what you choose, there are plenty of ways to stay secure online.
Blocking ads helps a ton due to malvertizing. The browser extension uBlock Origin (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) does a great job at blocking ads. Additionally, it's a great idea to get a hosts-file adblocker or a Pi-hole to block ads before they even get to your system in the first place.
The browser extension HTTPS Everywhere (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) will automatically redirect you to the secure version of a website, if there is one. This is a simple and easy way to improve your security while browsing the web.
If you are running Windows of any kind, getting an anti-virus is generally a good idea. One of the most commonly recommended ones is Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. A really nice feature of Malwarebytes is that it can run alongside other anti-virus software, so you can use Malwarebytes regardless of if you already have an anti-virus.
Don't forget that these can also be installed on smartphones, not just your desktop PC!

Conclusion

You should do something to stay secure. Whether you switch to a newer version of Windows, switch to a Linux distro such as Ubuntu, switch to a Mac, unplug your computer from the Internet, or throw it away, they all result in you staying more secure than if you continue to use your computer as-is. And once you've decided what system you're going to use, there are many ways to make it more secure.
If anyone has any suggestions on how to improve this guide, feel free to leave a comment below!

I recently purchased a Thinkpad W541 and it came installed with Windows 10 Pro. After some research i found out that this particular unit came from the factory with Windows 8.1 Pro. So wanting it to be factory fresh, i download the Lenovo Recovery Key software and submitted my ticket for which i was entitled to one free 8.1 Pro download for my machine. I used the software to download the ISO image and flash it onto my Sandisk ultra 32GB flash drive as instructed. The software said the USB flash drive flash was successful. So then i installed a brand new Samsung SSD drive into my laptop and proceeded to follow the Lenovo recovery procedure as described on their Youtube channel. It said to go into the BIOS and go to the startup menu. In the start up menu go down to the tab that says, "Optimize OS features", and make sure that was set to "Enable". Mine was disabled so i enabled it. Then it said to hit the F9 key to set all the other parameters to default. I did that. Then it said to click F10 to save all your changes and exit. Done. Then i inserted the USB recovery flash drive i created and turned the machine on. I kept pushing the F12 key to get to the boot menu and chose my USB Sandisk flash drive to boot from. All was going good. Then it got to a pop up menu that said are you sure you want to proceed to install the factory settings on your drive. If you do all information will be lost. i obviously clicked, "Yes" and it started to load the software. But about 30 seconds into the process, with the green progress bars slowly filling up, another small pop up window appeared saying that the recovery process had failed. Failed? It didn't even start hardly. I tried everything to get past that pop up window. Nothing worked. I tried turning off secure boot. Didn't help. Tried using Legacy mode instead of UEFI. Didn't work. It's like something is stopping the software from loading pass that point. The video on their Youtube channel is pretty thorough and walks you through each step. I did exactly what they said to do. Only problem is that their example in the video was for a windows 10 operating system restore. I'm doing 8.1 so i don't know why it would be any different. Can anyone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong and maybe what setting i need to change if any. Thanks

Windows 7 support is ending very soon, on 2020-01-14. Basically what this means is that if you're still using it, you should probably stop using it.
In this post we'll be going over some of the options you have, including:

• Upgrade to a newer version of Windows.
• Switch to a Linux distro such as Ubuntu.
• Switch to a Mac, if you don't like the above.
• Modify your system to allow ESU updates.
• Unplug your Windows 7 computer from the Internet.
• Keep using your Windows 7 computer as-is and risk malware.
• Stop using desktop computers entirely.

We'll also go over some ways to stay secure, regardless of which of the above you choose.
LinusTechTips also has a great video on this topic, you may wish to check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFHBBN0CqXk

Upgrade to a newer version of Windows

For most people reading this post, this is your best option.
Upgrading to a newer version of Windows is the only option that guarantees you can keep playing all of the latest AAA Windows games. Also, many newer games, especially VR games, only support Windows 10 (not even Windows 8.1 or 7).
There is still some choices you can make of which version and edition of Windows you want. Windows 8.1 is still an option for now, but will no longer be an option when its support ends on 2023-01-10. Windows 10 has various editions, including Home, Pro, Education, Enterprise, and Enterprise LTSC. Enterprise gives you the most control over your system, while Home gives you the least control over it, and Pro is somewhere in-between. Education has the same feature set as Enterprise, but it is licensed for schools. Enterprise LTSC is a long-term support channel for Windows 10 Enterprise that only major receives updates every 3 years, rather than every 6 months for the other editions, if you prefer stability over the latest features.
If you are in school, you should see if you are eligible for a license for Windows 10 Education. If not, see if you have a way to obtain a Windows 10 Enterprise license. If not, you can very likely upgrade your Windows 7 or 8.1 installation for free. If none of those options work for you, and you need to pay for a new license, the Pro version is preferable to the Home version. Aside from installing and activating manually, you could also just buy a new computer that comes with Windows 10.
The main downside to upgrading to Windows 10 is that it gives you less control over your system, with features such as auto-installing apps (not a problem on Enterprise editions), forced updates, Cortana, and vastly more "telemetry" services. Even if you hate spying, Windows 10 still may be your best option simply due to the advantage of running all the latest AAA games.
Microsoft provides an official way to download Windows 10 here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
If you need help installing a newer version of Windows, check out this guide: https://www.reddit.com/techsupport/wiki/windowsinstallation

Switch to a Linux distro such as Ubuntu

These days, Linux distros are truly a great alternative to Windows. With thousands of native games and many more via Proton, you can play the majority of games on Steam on Linux with no hassle.
If you play games with heavy DRM or anti-cheat, or play VR games, or frequently use Adobe products, Linux may not be a good option for you. But even if you do play those games or use those products, you also have the option of dual-booting, so that you can have both Windows and Linux installed at the same time. This post doesn't go too much into detail on Linux, since the below links are already great resources.
Most importantly, Linux is 100% free, so you can give it a try without any risks, and switch back to Windows whenever you wish.
For more information about switching to Linux, there is an excellent post pinned on the /linux_gaming subreddit (which I can't directly link you without this post getting removed).
When you are ready to install Linux, check out this guide: https://www.reddit.com/techsupport/wiki/linuxinstallation
If you'd like a more concrete guide, this PDF focuses specifically on setting up Ubuntu for gaming, including setting up drivers, Steam, and more, with a focus on dual-booting: https://github.com/aaronfranke/Linux-tools/raw/masteubuntu-only/qsg.pdf

Switch to a Mac

This is the only option that requires you to buy new hardware, since MacOS only runs on Macs, and will not run on a non-Mac PC. Macs are great systems overall, they are very secure and are a favorite option of many developers and businesses.
The downsides of Mac are that it is expensive and that it runs vastly fewer games. These days, for gaming, Mac is a worse choice than Linux, since Mac does not have Proton for playing Windows games, and MacOS also recently got rid of 32-bit support, making it impossible to play some really old Mac games.

Modify your system to allow ESU patches

Microsoft is selling Extended Support Updates for Windows 7 users who can't upgrade for whatever reason. This is aimed at businesses, but you can still get ESU for Windows 7 Professional edition. The cost of ESU is $50 for the first year, $100 for the second year, and $200 for the third year. If you can't afford this, there may be unofficial methods to obtain these updates.

Disconnect your Windows 7 computer from the Internet

This is a fairly simple option that doesn't need too much explanation. If you unplug your computer from the Internet, you can't get viruses from the Internet. As long as you don't pass around infected USB flash drives, then you are pretty much immune from viruses if you aren't connected to the Internet. Of course, for many people, this makes your computer unusable.

Keep using your Windows 7 computer as-is and risk malware

This is a terrible option, since it's very insecure to do this. This option maybe isn't too bad if you don't have any sensitive data whatsoever on your machine, and it's an option worth mentioning, but this option is not recommended.

Stop using desktop computers entirely

If you don't like newer versions of Windows, or Linux distros, or Mac, don't want to pay extra for patches, you need to be on the Internet, and don't want to be insecure, then the only* option left is to stop using desktop computers entirely. For PCMR, this is obviously an unacceptable option, but many people can get away with living in the modern world only using phones and tablets, so it's worth mentioning.
*^{Technically there's still more options, like BSD/Haiku/ReactOS/Android x86/etc, but if you don't like Linux then you will hate these.}

How to stay secure on any system

No matter what you choose, there are plenty of ways to stay secure online.
Blocking ads helps a ton due to malvertizing. The browser extension uBlock Origin (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) does a great job at blocking ads. Additionally, it's a great idea to get a hosts-file adblocker or a Pi-hole to block ads before they even get to your system in the first place.
The browser extension HTTPS Everywhere (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) will automatically redirect you to the secure version of a website, if there is one. This is a simple and easy way to improve your security while browsing the web.
If you are running Windows of any kind, getting an anti-virus is generally a good idea. One of the most commonly recommended ones is Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. A really nice feature of Malwarebytes is that it can run alongside other anti-virus software, so you can use Malwarebytes regardless of if you already have an anti-virus.
Don't forget that these can also be installed on smartphones, not just your desktop PC!

Conclusion

You should do something to stay secure. Whether you switch to a newer version of Windows, switch to a Linux distro such as Ubuntu, patch your computer, unplug it from the Internet, or throw it away, they all result in you staying more secure than if you continue to use your computer as-is.
If anyone has any suggestions on how to improve this guide, feel free to leave a comment below!

Country: Germany Laptop: Yoga 710-14ISK (Type 80TY) Processor: i5-6200U 2.3 GHz GPU: GeForce 940MX Hardware manual
Cost me 999€ almost 4 years ago. Wasn't happy with it at first, I like it now. Updates fixed it. It works nicely. It has a weak GeForce 940MX but it makes me happy. My problem - I have no space left. The Windows updates seem to be hogging a big chunk, then 2 bigger games Warframe and Cities: Skylines. And if I have to work with Inventor Autodesk or Visual Studio for uni again I will have a problem. I do have external drives. I just can't move anything else or delete anything more. I honestly don't understand where the space went, I can account for half of it. But it's not like 250GB were plenty. I am mainly upgrading the RAM because I didn't realize it's so cheap. 4 years ago 8GB seemed fine. Now - not so much.
Let's start with the easy part - the SSD.
Current SSD: LITEON CV1-8B256 256GB [Pic] Upgrade SSD: Crucial MX500 1TB @ 124€ from crucial.de or 127€ from amazon.de
My laptop does not support NVMe - as far as I understand it. So it has to be an M.2 SATA drive. There is just one storage slot. I was thinking if I should rather get the Samsung MZ-N6E2T0BW 860 EVO M.2 2 TB drive. Saturn has it at 319€. The price is just at some psychological pain barrier. And just in case I mess something up... big oof tears over lost 300€.
I'll get a USB3 to mSATA adapter, either Inateck 17€ or Sabrent 16.40€, insert the new SSD in there, then copy/mirror my current SSD with the Macrium Reflect software (free version). While my system is running. The site says this can be done this way. It worked on youtube where some guy did it. Then I take the new SSD form the adapter and put it into my laptop. Sounds easy.
But from research people recommend to copy the SSD while it's off. I could do that on an older netbook - but it's a slow a bit old pile of crap still running windows 8.1 I think, I don't trust it very much. And I don't have any other system to boot from a USB and buying a new version of windows ain't cheap either. (mine is OEM of course)
If I were to chose copying the system while it's off I would need 2 adapters - so I have to decide before the upgrade what to do. Some comments on this would be helpful.
Now the harder part, the RAM. I am not sure how to check the motherboard to see if it supports 16GB. Crucial.de says it does, it simply lists them as compatible when I put in my laptop version. I don't know how to check other compatibility specification like clocks and speeds. The hardware manual lists the following RAMs as compatible, none is over 8GB: RAM, 4GB D4 S M471A5143EB0-CPB5M30K59778N RAM, Hynix HMA451S6AFR8N-TFN05M30H35732N RAM, 4GB D4 S MTA8ATF51264HZ-2G1A25M30K59777N RAM, 4GB D4 S RMSA3230KE68H9F-21335M30K62038N RAM, 8GB D4 S M471A1K43BB0-CPB5M30K59786N RAM, Hynix HMA41GS6AFR8N-TFN05M30H35726N RAM, 8GB D4 S MTA16ATF1G64HZ-2G1A25M30K59784N RAM, 8GB D4 S RMSA3230KB78HAF-2133
Current RAM: SK Hynix 1x 8GB DDR4-2133 SODIMM [Pic], [Spec] Upgrade RAM: Crucial 16 GB
So I don't know which of the following 3 to pick: Crucial 16GB DDR4-2666 SODIMM @ 68€ Crucial 16GB DDR4-2400 SODIMM @ 70€ Crucial 16GB DDR4-3200 SODIMM @ 71€
I don't even understand what those numbers mean. It's not a clock frequency nor is the clock timings. It's the data rate in MT/s. HWinfo says my RAM is clocked at 1064MHz, 15-15-15-36 clocks. I am really unsure how to proceed from here and need a push in the right direction. Do I need to check compatibility with the processor as well? Also. I the info about the max supported RAM is inconsistent. Some say 8GB, other offer selling 16GB RAM for that model specifically.
It's a long read, sorry thanks for going through it. Any comments to either part of the post much appreciated.

Country: Germany Laptop: Yoga 710-14ISK (Type 80TY) Processor: i5-6200U 2.3 GHz GPU: GeForce 940MX Hardware manual
Cost me 999€ almost 4 years ago. Wasn't happy with it at first, I like it now. Updates fixed it. It works nicely. It has a weak GeForce 940MX but it makes me happy. My problem - I have no space left. The Windows updates seem to be hogging a big chunk, then 2 bigger games Warframe and Cities: Skylines. And if I have to work with Inventor Autodesk or Visual Studio for uni again I will have a problem. I do have external drives. I just can't move anything else or delete anything more. I honestly don't understand where the space went, I can account for half of it. But it's not like 250GB were plenty. I am mainly upgrading the RAM because I didn't realize it's so cheap. 4 years ago 8GB seemed fine. Now - not so much.
Let's start with the easy part - the SSD.
Current SSD: LITEON CV1-8B256 256GB [Pic] Upgrade SSD: Crucial MX500 1TB @ 124€ from crucial.de or 127€ from amazon.de
My laptop does not support NVMe - as far as I understand it. So it has to be an M.2 SATA drive. There is just one storage slot. I was thinking if I should rather get the Samsung MZ-N6E2T0BW 860 EVO M.2 2 TB drive. Saturn has it at 319€. The price is just at some psychological pain barrier. And just in case I mess something up... big oof tears over lost 300€.
I'll get a USB3 to mSATA adapter, either Inateck 17€ or Sabrent 16.40€, insert the new SSD in there, then copy/mirror my current SSD with the Macrium Reflect software (free version). While my system is running. The site says this can be done this way. It worked on youtube where some guy did it. Then I take the new SSD form the adapter and put it into my laptop. Sounds easy.
But from research people recommend to copy the SSD while it's off. I could do that on an older netbook - but it's a slow a bit old pile of crap still running windows 8.1 I think, I don't trust it very much. And I don't have any other system to boot from a USB and buying a new version of windows ain't cheap either. (mine is OEM of course)
If I were to chose copying the system while it's off I would need 2 adapters - so I have to decide before the upgrade what to do. Some comments on this would be helpful.
Now the harder part, the RAM. I am not sure how to check the motherboard to see if it supports 16GB. Crucial.de says it does, it simply lists them as compatible when I put in my laptop version. I don't know how to check other compatibility specification like clocks and speeds. The hardware manual lists the following RAMs as compatible, none is over 8GB: RAM, 4GB D4 S M471A5143EB0-CPB5M30K59778N RAM, Hynix HMA451S6AFR8N-TFN05M30H35732N RAM, 4GB D4 S MTA8ATF51264HZ-2G1A25M30K59777N RAM, 4GB D4 S RMSA3230KE68H9F-21335M30K62038N RAM, 8GB D4 S M471A1K43BB0-CPB5M30K59786N RAM, Hynix HMA41GS6AFR8N-TFN05M30H35726N RAM, 8GB D4 S MTA16ATF1G64HZ-2G1A25M30K59784N RAM, 8GB D4 S RMSA3230KB78HAF-2133
Current RAM: SK Hynix 1x 8GB DDR4-2133 SODIMM [Pic], [Spec] Upgrade RAM: Crucial 16 GB
So I don't know which of the following 3 to pick: Crucial 16GB DDR4-2666 SODIMM @ 68€ Crucial 16GB DDR4-2400 SODIMM @ 70€ Crucial 16GB DDR4-3200 SODIMM @ 71€
I don't even understand what those numbers mean. It's not a clock frequency nor is the clock timings. It's the data rate in MT/s. HWinfo says my RAM is clocked at 1064MHz, 15-15-15-36 clocks. I am really unsure how to proceed from here and need a push in the right direction. Do I need to check compatibility with the processor as well?
It's a long read, sorry thanks for going through it. Any comments to either part of the post much appreciated.

I'm a longtime lurker in this subreddit (and reddit in general). I've noticed some people having similar issues that I've had in the past so I decided I should make a ridiculously long post explaining everything that I've learned while using the SP1, SP3 and now SP4.
First of all make sure you have installed all the windows updates as some of these things are quite recent additions.

Pen Tweaks

There are a couple of simple things you should do to greatly improve your experience with the pen.
NOTE: Don't attempt to calibrate your stylus using the windows 'Tablet PC Settings' as its calibrated well by default and this tends to mess it up, same thing with touch. (EDIT: not everyone agrees with this point - some have found the calibration helpful, so might be worth trying out.. there is a reset button should you decide to revert it).
Open 'Settings', go to 'Devices' > 'Pen'

• Choose whether you are Left or Right handed, this also has an effect on the way palm rejection works (in windows 10).

"If you are right handed touch remains active to the left of the pen, but touch is accurately rejected to the right of the pen where your palm actually is."

see this thread, it also has a youtube video demonstrating it

• I also recommend turning 'Show Cursor' to OFF: the N-trig pens used in the SP3 and SP4 have very good parallax and register accurately underneath the pen tip but the windows cursor tends to lag behind where it actually is, so turn it off as it can be misleading.
  
• There is a 'Surface' app which is automatically installed with the surface (or can be found in the store), in it you can configure and test the pen pressure curve.
  
• The handwriting recognition actually works really well, it can also be trained for your specific handwriting: Control Panel > Clock, Language and Region > Language > Click on 'Options' beside your language and then 'Personalise your handwriting'.
  
• Radial Menu is a tool that will give you a handy touch menu for various tools and shortcuts when you are using the tablet on it's own. (NOTE: the tool is incorrectly flagged as malware, and has not been updated for a while).
  
• Tablet PC Mouse is a similar tool and has a lot of other features, it may be a better choice though I haven't actually used it.
  
• Ntrig Wintab Drivers can be downloaded here should you need them.
  

Typecover Tweaks

I'd recommend 'double-tap and drag' with the touchpad. I think this is disabled in windows 10 by default.

• Open 'Settings > Devices > Mouse & Touchpad': Allow double-tap and drag.

If you are coming from a mac touchpad and wondering why the typecover's feels weird its probably due to the setting in mouse properties: 'Enhance pointer precision'. Switching this on turns on mouse-acceleration and makes the touchpad feel much nicer, however it makes using an external mouse feel horrible (especially if playing games).
Ideally you should be able to have separate settings for touchpad vs mouse, some people have requested this feature in windows feedback so please vote for them - its one of my biggest annoyances (note: might need to open these links in edge):

• [Windows Feedback Link 1](Windows-Feedback:?contextid=449&feedbackid=0db3a4ee-27d8-46c4-a9d2-236852a0ab16&form=1&src=2)
  
• [Windows Feedback Link 2](Windows-Feedback:?contextid=449&feedbackid=05ba65f1-b747-45ef-aca3-b5eb74ac7295&form=1&src=2)
  

Having to go to the mouse settings and changing this on and off is very annoying, for now I have a suitable workaround:

• Download the portable zip of Mouse Acceleration Toggler
  
• Create a shortcut to it named 'Toggle Mouse Acceleration' with the right-click properties of the shortcut 'Target' field set to C:\Path\To\Your\Folder\MouseAccelToggler.exe accel=toggle
  
• Then right-click on the shortcut and 'Pin to Start'.
  
• Whenever using the touchcover touchpad without an external mouse press the button in the start menu to toggle on mouse acceleration, and turn it off again when using a normal mouse.
  

NOTE: If you are using an earlier typecover that does not have the 'fn' toggle. You can use 'FN + CAPSLOCK' key combination to toggle the F1-F12 keys behaving as normal or as special keys.

Touch tweaks

In Tablet Mode (swipe in from right or open action centre and toggle 'Tablet Mode'), right-click on the taskbar and turn on:

• 'Show touch keyboard button' (handy if a program won't automatically open the keyboard)
  
• 'Show all notification icons' (useful for programs that minimize into a tray icon)
  

Settings > Devices > Typing

• Tick 'Add the standard keyboard layout as a touch keyboard option', this is a full touch keyboard which often comes in handy for less used characters, also has an 'ESC' key (Incase you are not aware, the touch keyboard has a button in the bottom-right corner which lets you switch the keyboard into various different layouts).
  
• Also tick 'Show the touch keyboard or handwriting panel when not in tablet mode and there's no keyboard attached'
  

I see a lot of people prefer the behavior of Windows 8.1 for touch (and I was a fan aswell), however with the recent updates in Windows 10, I much prefer Windows 10 for these reasons:
Desktop Mode:

• The modern apps open up in their own self-contained window.
  
• As before you can drag a window to the left or right edge of the screen to fill half, you can now also drag a window to the top-left, bottom-left etc for the window to fit a quarter of the screen.
  
• In the latest big update you can now resize two windows side by side in the same way you would do so in tablet mode, with both windows resizing at the same time.
  
• I prefer the swipe in from left for the task view and multiple desktops are great.
  

Tablet Mode:

• Recent big update means you can now drag the windows from the task view (swipe in from left), to either side of the screen and replace any split apps that are already there, this was my biggest issue with windows 10 in tablet mode compared to win 8.

Battery Tweaks

Great suggestion from jty1012.
I am mostly using my surface plugged in at the moment, so have not needed to do any of these. However if you are out and about and are struggling with battery life, here are some general tips:

• Enable Battery Saver
• Dim screen brightness
• Disable Wifi
• Disable Cortana
• Disable Wifi When asleep
• Enable hibernate
• Enable cpu power management
• Background app permissions
• Disable windows hello
• Disable Flash
• Use an adblocker

These recent posts below explain in greater detail and are worth checking out:

• 6 Important Surface Pro 4 Core i7 Tips
  
• PSA: Disable Windows Hello to significantly minimize sleep battery drain
  

Also according to windows central, microsoft hopes to improve the SP4/Win10 sleep problems in a patch sometime early next year.

Recommended applications

I actually use the modern apps quite a lot, especially as they tend to work well when resized to a small width (eg. using reddit in a browser resized small usually ends up with a massive side-bar and unreadable posts and comments often indent too much and become super tiny), the modern apps also scale nicely at high resolutions.
Heres a list of some of the best applications that I've found work well with the surface (store apps and otherwise).
TIP: /windowsapps is good for discovering newly released store apps.
Web Browser Choice

• Chrome is what I use, mainly because of the extensions. Works well with touch, not great for battery life, looks a little out of place in windows 10. Has great developer tools. Some handy extensions are:
  
  • uBlock Origin good adblocker (no ad's also helps with battery drain)
  • The Great Suspender automatically suspends unused tabs.
• Firefox looks nice, good developer tools, unfortunately has a pretty poor touch experience at the moment.
  
• Edge is really nice, quite fast and light, but lacking extensions and swipe forwards and backwards does not currently work. Has probably the nicest feeling touch and zoom in any browser that I've used (including any on phones), and actually has a really fast javascript engine with good ecmascript 2015 support, which is going to be open-sourced. Dev-tools are also pretty decent. If extensions aren't an issue for you its a pretty nice browser, otherwise I think they are coming sometime next year.
  

General Applications

• Mail App (I like the default one, also think the most recent update now allows a unified inbox which a lot of people have been asking for).
  
• Readit / Baconit: Both really good universal reddit apps.
  
• Hacker News Reader
  
• Poki: my preferred pocket app, Latermark is also good.
  
• Twitter: not a big user but the official app suits me fine, others may prefer Tweetium.
  
• Facebook: not a big user either, current official app (actually made by microsoft I think?) is ok, I also think Facebook have a new universal app currently in development.
  
• Hyper for Youtube: good youtube app, have also heard good things about Tubecast.
  
• Unstream: I've tried a few twitch apps, this is my favourite.
  
• Groover Podcast: really nice universal podcast app.
  
• TuneIn Radio: nice radio app also handles podcasts
  
• Netflix: Official app works well (no chromecast unfortunately)
  
• Drawboard PDF: think it's installed by default, if not you should get it for PDF annotation.
  
• Wunderlist: nice app for keeping track of TODOS, works well cross-platform.
  
• Office: Windows store official Office Touch Apps are nice, Office 2016 also works nicely with touch. A good free alternative is Libreoffice, haven't used it in a while I think it has basic hidpi support but does not control well with touch (have to use a tiny scrollbar).
  
• Onenote Touch I prefer the touch version for my use, some tips:
  
  • Go into the Settings > Options and 'Use touch to zoom' (its disabled by default for some reason)
  • If Left-Handed you probably want to select 'Hide Page List' in the View Tab.
  • The eraser has two modes that can be switched to either erase entire lines (default behaviour), or erase parts of the lines.
  • Recent update added a 'Convert to shapes' toggle in the 'Draw' tab: it means you can draw squares/circles and other shapes in pen and they are automatically converted into proper shapes (that you can then select, resize, erase as usual).
  • Please [vote for an option to disable auto-capitalization ](Windows-Feedback:?contextid=264&feedbackid=d16d6922-2ac0-4e4c-8082-66888931bb3e&form=1&src=2) in windows feedback (may need to open link in Edge) as it makes writing any programming syntax in a note incredibly frustrating.
• Onenote Desktop is also free to download and has a lot more advanced features you might like, like converting handwriting to text, recording audio and saving to pdf, printing etc (probably a good idea to have it installed aswell).
  
• Cover is a good comic reader
  
• Windows Snipping Tool: really handy built-in basic screenshot tool, also checkout ShareX for a more powerful alternative.
  
• Spotify official desktop program now supports hidpi screens and works well with touch.
  
• PassKeep pretty decent KeePass 2 compatible password manager, LastPass also has an app which seems decent.
  
• 7zip good free open source archiving tool which supports .zip, .rar and .7z etc. Also adds a handy right click context menu in explorer for zipping and unzipping files.
  
• f.lux changes your screen colour to be warmer late at night, though can cause flickering issues when using multiple displays, apparently SunsetScreen is a good alternative with more customization options (thanks tedharvey).
  

Art / Design Apps
There are quite a few, here is a big list on surface pro artist.

• Adobe Creative Cloud: Don't have a subscription myself, apparently they work well with touch (especially Illustrator) and Photoshop has recently updated with some more touch features heres a recent youtube video that covers them.
  
• Clip Studio Paint / Manga Studio: (currently on sale) has a really nice touch interface, works really well on the surface pro, you can also purchase some nice brush sets here.
  
• Mischief works really well, has infinite canvas and zoom, can even make the entire window semi-transparent to see programs underneath which is neat.
  
• Krita: really good free open-source drawing program, might need to install the wintab drivers, good brush set here.
  
• Inkscape: good open-source vector program, however does not support hidpi or have any real touch support, still nice though.
  
• Sketchable is a really nice to use windows store drawing app with notebooks you can set to various sizes like A4 (300dpi), has layers and other nice things however its pretty restricted unless you pay to unlock the extra tools.
  
• Don't really use any 3D software, but here's a recent post with zbrush on the SP4.
  

Music Creation
Check out Surface Pro Audio for lots of reviews of audio software and how they perform on surface. Some highlights that work well with the surface:

• Bitwig Studio: Made by ex-ableton devs, latest version introduces nice touch + pen features reviewed here.
  
• Staffpad: its been in some of the surface adverts, for writing sheet music.
  
• FL Studio Groove
  
• Figure: free came out recently, made by propellerhead.
  

Games

• Dolphin GameCube and Wii Emulator.
  
• PCSX2: Playstation 2 Emulator.
  
• AMIDuOS, Bluestacks: android emulators.
  
• Steam and Steam In-Home Streaming which works really well.
  
• uPlay, Origin, GOG Galaxy, Epic Games Launcher - which you will have to install if you're going to download Shadow Complex (which is an awesome metroidvania which is currently free).
  
• Official Xbox app, can stream games from Xbox One to windows 10.
  
• Some touch-screen supported games that run well on SP4:
  
  • The Banner Saga
  • Shadowrun: Returns, Dragonfall, Hong Kong
  • Civilization V, Civilization Beyond Earth
  • XCOM: Enemy Unknown

Development

• Atom, VSCode, Brackets: Three great open-source cross-platform editors created by Github, Microsoft and Adobe (they all have nice sharp text at high resolution).
  
• cmder: really nice command-line/terminal tool, allows you to use a lot of nice unix commands and includes git (looks nice too), a good alternative worth checking out is babun.
  
• NVM-Windows: Node version manager for windows, allows you to swap in and out different versions of node. Also note: NPM 3 fixes a longstanding windows issue with long file paths.
  
• Chocolatey: Package manager for windows (similar to apt-get or homebrew on mac).
  
• MAMP Pro Windows if you are more into PHP.
  

Hardware Accessories

Mice

• Logitech MX Anywhere 2: my current mouse, works via bluetooth and you can pair it to three different devices and toggle between them with a button. Rechargable battery that lasts ages and can be recharged via USB. Has a nice gesture button, however the middle mouse button toggles between clicky mousewheel and free-scrolling mouse wheel, so if you want an actual middle-mouse button you need to use the logitech options software to set it to a side button.
  
• Razer Orochi: decent portable bluetooth gaming mouse, comfortable. Requires batteries which run out pretty quickly and need replaced. On the plus side you can also plug in it and use it as a standard USB mouse
  
• Sculpt Comfort Mouse super comfortable bluetooth mouse, cheap and also has a nice side gesture button, uses batteries which actually last a good while.
  
• Arc Touch Surface Edition really nice compact bluetooth mouse, uses batteries, downside is the fake middle mouse button which requires a double tap to middle click, and can be a bit iffy registering mousewheel scrolling.
  

Game Controllers

• Steam controller: has a big learning curve but it's my current favourite, I use with the dongle but I believe it can work with bluetooth aswell (more latency however). Requires batteries but can also run off the MicroUSB. Check out /steamcontroller or woodsie on youtube for tips.
  
• Dualshock 4: If you prefer a traditional controller this is good, configure with DS4Windows or InputMapper. Works with bluetooth and can be charged via MicroUSB which is nice. Can even use the little touchpad as a trackpad (quite difficult though). Also most games use the xbox button icons in them so might take a while to get the hang of it.
  
• Xbox360 / Xbox One controller work great too, requires a USB slot for either direct wired controller or a wireless adapter, Xbox One controller requires a wireless adapter which came out recently.
  
• NES30 Pro don't own one but might make a nice portable controller for the surface.
  

Misc

• Logitech Wireless Headset H800 decently priced bluetooth headset that folds up small and has a decent microphone. What is also nice is that you can charge it via MicroUSB (and can continue to use it while it is charging).
  
• Anker 3-Port USB Hub and Ethernet handy for extra USB slots, and ethernet should you need it.
  
• Razer Kabuto Mouse Mat thin portable mouse mat, can be used to clean your screen, and also fits snug as a screen protector between the surface screen and closed typecover.
  
• Evecase Sleeve nice big padded protective sleeve.
  
• RAM Universal X-Grip big 12" tablet grip should you want to mount your surface somewhere.
  
• Standard Figure 8 C7 Power Lead: The surface power brick uses a standard figure 8 connector, so if you find the length too small you can buy a longer figure 8 lead on amazon for really cheap.
  

Nice Wallpapers

• unsplash
• previous reddit thread 1
• previous reddit thread 2

Misc Tips

• The Xbox app has a handy 'Game DVR' that can actually be used in windows 10 in general for recording the screen. You can configure it in the Xbox app settings, and use the hotkey Win + R.
• You can use the program Synergy or Mouse without Borders to share your mouse and keyboard across multiple computers.
• If you have an iPad you can use Duet Display or TwomonUSB / TwomonAir (which also supports android) to use it as a second monitor for your surface.
• If you want to do the opposite and use your Surface as a second display for your PC, the best program I have found is Spacedesk, although I find it currently has too much latency for me.
• Note that: Duet Display, Twomon and Spacedesk install a special display driver to work, which may cause graphical issues with games or may also cause issues with miracast.
• Also in the past VirtualBox has caused Miracast issues, though that was Windows 8.1.
• If you are coming from a mac and are familiar with using the 'enter' key to begin renaming a file, in windows you can do the same using 'F2'.

AutoHotkey

Haven't used AutoHotkey myself but it was suggested by alR_ and I've seen it mentioned on this subreddit quite often. It's basically a tool that lets you set up macros/hotkeys for various handy shortcuts and key combinations. Again I'm not too familiar with it or how to set it up, but there is the potential to do some mad stuff like this:

• people have used it to bind their pen buttons to control powerpoint presentations
• here's an old blogpost that suggests you can use the volume rocker and other hardware buttons to control various things aswell, could be handy in drawing programs

Anyway I'm gonna end this here, I've already spent an embarrassingly long time writing this... enjoy!
EDIT: I'm trying to update this post with anything I've missed and some suggestions from this thread. Thanks for the great responses, glad you like it!
EDIT: Ok, I've added a fair bit of extra stuff, fixed some dodgy links etc...

Greetings my fellow penguiners.
For me, my beginnings are fuzzy. I don't recall a first time hearing about Linux or sorts. The most plausible first time for me was a brief section on the news way back in like 2008 or 2009. I remember a lazy tech section reviewing "other cool OS to try" and I clearly remember a compiz cube desktop, but I don't recall the mention of a distro, or even the mention of Linux itself.
Anyway, I'm a huge nerd, tinkerer and computer passionate since I have memory so it was matter of time before I went the ways of the penguin. I downloaded the iso of ^*guess what* Ubuntu 12.04 and burned it on a Kingston DataTraveler using UNetBootin. Back in that time I had a Toshiba Satellite T215D laptop that I basically appropriated from my mom. It was awfully short on resources and Windows 7 Home Basic (that I ""hacked"" into Ultimate) but I had my first runs of it. I always ran the LiveCD, so I got used to sudo not asking password and files not being stored after a reboot. Even me a s a freshman that kinda loved Win7 I saw Unity really ugly.
After that I started to become a 80% script kiddie 20% tinkerer, 100% feeling "haxxorz 1337", all in windows 7 running in that laptop. I remember downloading the Speedtouch wifi cracker and installing a thing called "python" to run it. (In resume, Huawei routers of the Speedtouch series had their default WPA key based around the MAC address, so a simple python script could generate the key given the MAC address). I got interested on ricing Windows (back in the day you could do it to a pretty good extent). I (somhow) still have a screenshot on how my desktop used to look like back then. Then on my script kidde mode I downloaded, burned and ran Kali Linux back when it was still Backtrack. I didn't understood a pinch of it, and I tried to "haxx" the wifi of the annoying neighbor by using a youtube tutorial.
Here is a funny anecdote of that time: the laptop was so extensively used by me that it became as cohesive and pristine as the Millennium Falcon, so the mousepad didn't worked (left click got messed up so it could not be pressed, even by tapping the mousepad ,so I disabled it in the BIOS and bought a genius wireless mouse). Backtrack had the thing that if I pressed the touch pad with my palm, the system froze. So my 17 year old me thought "well, this might get solved by installing it!". Aaaand I borked my Windows 7 install by some error during install that I didn't understood. Picture me getting Trinity Rescue Kit booting up to make a backup of my files on my dad's PC by samba mounting my recovery hard drive using an Ethernet cable while I prepare the migration to Windows 8.
I got into a bit of gaming so I planned on making my own PC build (I knew it was a thing, but I didn't knew about pcmasterrace). Slowly gathered my stuff, got it settled up and for testing the build I ran the LiveCD of Ubuntu on it. Perfect! It Worked!.... And I got Windows 8.1 on it. The laptop went back to my mom in a half functional state. Funny enough my first serious Linux experience was with my mom! I installed Ubuntu on a flash drive (yes, on a flash drive in fear of screwing up a potential recovery of yet another loss of data due my nitwit disk fiddling) and configured the BIOS so it will always boot from the flash drive. I became familiarized with some terminal commands, and occasionally I would test LiveCDs of other Ubuntu flavors on my own rig.
After that I started my most "obscure" phase... I became a Windows Fanboy. Mostly because I always felt like going for underdog things (my favorite music, TV series and all of that are pretty unheard among my generation and relatives so I kinda took that as a flag), so I said "there is a ton of apple fanboys. So then I will became a Microsoft fanboy!". That and because I had a Windows Phone. Windows 10 came in and became excited for it (although I updated a month before the free update year period ended). Around that time I got in college, and as expected I got into Computer Sciences. Because of my background I was miles ahead of my classmates (for example I studied logic gates in high school by my own by reading The cartoon guide to COMPUTER SCIENCE, a 1983 book, while my classmates have only being doing Excell calculations) but still I was on the claws of Microsoft. Luckily the computer labs at college had Windows 10 AND Ubuntu MATE on them, and that was one of the few stones on my bridge to Linux.
One good day I got a bigger HDD for my rig because I was running out of storage. I kept the other hard drive plugged and wondered what I could do with it. The solution: partition it on two. One partition will hold up my games and music, and the other will have my very first and true Linux Install. I went for Mint and I wa so into Microsoft that I even got the B00merang Windows transformation pack. Then I distrohopped for a bunch of other distros: Ubuntu with Cinnamon installed on top, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Budgie, Manjaro KDE, and some others for like a couple hours.
The keystone of this story is that for college I needed a laptop to do assignments. I went to my local Paw Shop and found a ThinkPad in excellent conditions and at a good price. And the first thing I did was nuking windows 7 off it and installing Manjaro KDE on it (I was a lot into Manjaro back then).
Now I'm a Linux installer via my freelance job of amateur IT guy, free software promulgator in the college, and a freaking nerd level 9000. In the end I'm writing this on that ThinkPad, now with Fedora, and my desktop rig after some updates now still has Windows 10 on it, but from almost half a year I have been running only Linux. Right now I'm on KDE Neon, and I'm taking big boy steps by installing Gentoo on a VM in one try.
Hailings from Mexico.

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UPDATE

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Windows 10	Price
Windows 10 Home	$35
Windows 10 Pro	$45
Windows 10 Home N	$30
Windows 10 Pro N	$40
Windows 10 Enterprise	$50
Windows 10 Enterprise N	$45

Office	Price
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Office 2011 For Mac Home And Business	$15
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Windows 7 Home Premium	$20
Windows 7 Professional	$20
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Windows 7 Enterprise	$30
Windows 7 Home Premium N	$15
Windows 7 Professional N	$15
Windows 7 Ultimate N	$15
Windows 7 Enterprise N	$20

Windows 8	Price
Windows 8 Standard	$15
Windows 8 Pro	$20
Windows 8 Enterprise	$25
Windows 8 Standard N	$10
Windows 8 Pro N	$15
Windows 8 Enterprise N	$20

Windows 8.1	Price
Windows 8.1 Standard	$20
Windows 8.1 Pro	$25
Windows 8.1 Enterprise	$30
Windows 8.1 Standard N	$10
Windows 8.1 Pro N	$15
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N	$20

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Visio 2010 Professional	$15
Visio 2013 Professional	$15

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Bitdefedner Antivirus Plus 1 Year (1 PC)	$35
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Downloads

Can be found on the right side. If a software that you need is not listed then ill send you a link directly
For Windows 8.1 N Keys Use This Tool http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

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• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
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• Plug in your USB into USB Flash Port.
  
• To make a windows bootdisk (Windows 7/8/8.1) Select NTFS as file system from the drop down
  
• Then click on the button that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says "create bootable disk using"
  
• Choose the ISO file
  
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• Boot from USB on desired machine and done!
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD (make sure you run as administrator!)
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
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WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE SPECIFICATIONS

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications

What To Do If You Don't See The Windows 10 Upgrade Notification

• Open up Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Task Scheduler
  
• Expand the Task Scheduler Library
  
• Expand "Microsoft" > then "Windows" > then "Setup"
  
• Click on the folder "GWXTriggers"
  
• Click the task "refreshgwxconfig-B"
  
• Go to the Right Side Menu and click "Run"
  
• On the Left Side Menu, click the folder "gwx"
  
• Click the task "launchtrayprocess"
  
• On the Right Side Menu, click "Run"
  This is assuming that you have all the necessary updates and you meet Microsoft's requirements for whatever it is.
  
• if that fails you can download this file, it may be detected by your anti virus, just temporarily disable it. Once downloaded run the bat file and follow on screen instructions this should get you upgrade once finished Click Here
  

Windows 10 Download Link

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
This link will ONLY work with Windows 10 keys, meaning a fresh install of Windows 10, You cannot link use this with Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 keys. For those looking to upgrade you have to go through the reservation/upgrade method and make sure you have ALL of your upgrades to be allowed to upgrade to Windows 10

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Project 2013 Professional	$20	32bit/64bit Download

Windows Server	Price	Download
Windows Home Server 2011	$10	Request Download
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard	$15	Download
Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials	$20	Request Download
Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter	$20	Download

Windows Exchange Server	Price
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Standard	$20
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise	$30

Anti-Virus	Price	Download
Bitdefedner Antivirus Plus 1 Year (1 PC)	$35	Download
AVG Anti Virus 2015 3 Years (3 PC's)	$55	Download
Norton 360 1 Year (3 PC's)	$45	Download
Kaspersky Internet Security 1 Year (3PC's	$50	Download
NOD32 Anti-Virus 1 Year (3PC's)	$40	Download

How to buy:

• Click here to send me a PM along with your order and dont forget to mention your payment method

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What payment methods do you accept?
  I accept PayPal, Credit/Debit Cards , Bitcoin (Use the Circle app to buy bitcoin instantly with a credit card or bank account Click Here to watch a demo on how easy it is to use), Skrill , Google Wallet , Amazon Gift Cards, Venmo and Square Cash (Venmo and Square Cash are like PayPal, you can use your credit/debit card to send money via your phone, click the links to how easy it is to use Venmo and Square Cash Both apps available on the App Store or Google Play) Unfortunately Google Wallet, Venmo and Square Cash only work in the U.S
  
• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
• Are these keys legit?
  These are 100% legitimate. They come from Microsoft directly.
  
• How can I verify that these keys are legit?
  You can Click Here to download PID Checker and verify the key(s)
  
• I bought a key from you but it doesnt work! What do i do?
  PM me with a screenshot and I will exchange your key
  
• How are you selling these keys for so cheap?
  They are purchased in bulk for lower than retail price, and resold here.
  
• Are these keys for the 64 bit or 32 bit version?
  These keys work for both versions, it depends on which download link you use.
  
• Will these keys work with an OEM install disc?
  Yes!
  
• Do you carry other software not listed?
  Yes I carry MOST of what Microsoft develops. Just let me know what it is you want. Sorry I don't carry SQL Servers
  
• Do you offer bulk discounts?
  Yes absolutely. Just let me know how keys you want
  
• Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 / 8.1?
  Yes you can Click Here
  
• Can you upgrade to from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 for free?
  Yes via the Windows Store
  
• I downloaded Windows 7/8/8.1 ISO, How do I install?
  

Click Here To Download Rufus

• Plug in your USB into USB Flash Port.
  
• To make a windows bootdisk (Windows 7/8/8.1) Select NTFS as file system from the drop down
  
• Then click on the button that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says "create bootable disk using"
  
• Choose the ISO file
  
• Click Start
  
• Boot from USB on desired machine and done!
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD (make sure you run as administrator!)
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /rearm'. This resets the time needed to activate Windows, and will reset the Windows Genuine Advantage issue, if its there. Restart your P.C.
  
• Run CMD again. Type in 'slmgr.vbs /ipk ' where product key represents your product key, including dashes.
  
• Restart your P.C. when this finishes. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> System and scroll and activate Windows. It may take a moment or two, but it should come back as fully activated
  

WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE SPECIFICATIONS

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications

What To Do If You Don't See The Windows 10 Upgrade Notification

• Click Here

IF THERE IS AN ISSUE WITH A KEY I SOLD YOU, PLEASE DO NOT GO AND MAKE A NEW MESSAGE THREAD. MESSAGE ME FROM THE ORIGINAL THREAD, IT WILL MAKE THINGS EASIER FOR ME TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I SOLD YOU AND WHEN

BUYERS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PAY PAYPAL FEES WHEN PAYPAL IS USED

UPDATE

DUE TO THE RECENT HEAVY AMOUNT OF MESSAGES IM GETTING ON A DAILY BASIS IT MAY TAKE LONGER FOR ME TO RESPOND. LEARN TO BE PATIENT AND PM AGAIN IF I HAVEN'T REPLIED WITHIN A FEW HOURS. I ALSO MAY BE SLEEPING

Windows 10	Price	Downloads
Windows 10 Home	$35
Windows 10 Pro	$45
Windows 10 Home N	$30
Windows 10 Pro N	$40
Windows 10 Enterprise	$50
Windows 10 Enterprise N	$45

Office	Price
Office 2010 Standard	$15
Office 2010 Professional Plus	$20
Office 2011 For Mac Home And Business	$15
Office 2013 Professional Plus	$30
Office 2007 Enterprise	$10
Office 365 Enterprise E3 (5 PC's)	$80

Windows 7	Price
Windows 7 Home Premium	$20
Windows 7 Professional	$20
Windows 7 Ultimate	$25
Windows 7 Enterprise	$30
Windows 7 Home Premium N	$15
Windows 7 Professional N	$15
Windows 7 Ultimate N	$15
Windows 7 Enterprise N	$20

Windows 8	Price
Windows 8 Standard	$15
Windows 8 Pro	$20
Windows 8 Enterprise	$25
Windows 8 Standard N	$10
Windows 8 Pro N	$15
Windows 8 Enterprise N	$20

Windows 8.1	Price
Windows 8.1 Standard	$20
Windows 8.1 Pro	$25
Windows 8.1 Enterprise	$30
Windows 8.1 Standard N	$15
Windows 8.1 Pro N	$20
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N	$20

Visio	Price
Visio 2010 Standard	$10
Visio 2010 Professional	$15
Visio 2013 Professional	$15

Project	Price
Project 2010 Standard	$10
Project 2010 Professional	$15
Project 2013 Professional	$15

Windows Server	Price
Windows Home Server 2011	$10
Windows Server 2012 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 Datacenter	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter	$15

Windows Exchange Server	Price
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Standard	$10
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise	$20
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Standard	$15
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise	$25

Anti-Virus	Price
Bitdefedner Antivirus Plus 1 Year (1 PC)	$35
AVG Anti Virus 2015 3 Years (3 PC's)	$55
Norton 360 1 Year (3 PC's)	$45
Kaspersky Internet Security 1 Year (3PC's	$50
NOD32 Anti-Virus 1 Year (3PC's)	$40

How to buy:

• Click here to send me a PM along with your order and dont forget to mention your payment method

Downloads

• Can be found on the right side. If a software that you need is not listed then ill send you a link directly

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What payment methods do you accept?
  I accept PayPal, Credit/Debit Cards , Bitcoin (Use the Circle app to buy bitcoin instantly with a credit card or bank account Click Here to watch a demo on how easy it is to use), Skrill , Google Wallet , Amazon Gift Cards, Venmo and Square Cash (Venmo and Square Cash are like PayPal, you can use your credit/debit card to send money via your phone, click the links to how easy it is to use Venmo and Square Cash Both apps available on the App Store or Google Play) Unfortunately Google Wallet, Venmo and Square Cash only work in the U.S
  
• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
• Are these keys legit?
  These are 100% legitimate. They come from Microsoft directly.
  
• How can I verify that these keys are legit?
  You can Click Here to download PID Checker and verify the key(s)
  
• I bought a key from you but it doesnt work! What do i do?
  PM me with a screenshot and I will exchange your key
  
• How are you selling these keys for so cheap?
  They are purchased in bulk for lower than retail price, and resold here.
  
• Are these keys for the 64 bit or 32 bit version?
  These keys work for both versions, it depends on which download link you use.
  
• Will these keys work with an OEM install disc?
  Yes!
  
• Do you carry other software not listed?
  Yes I carry MOST of what Microsoft develops. Just let me know what it is you want. Sorry I don't carry SQL Servers
  
• Do you offer bulk discounts?
  Yes absolutely. Just let me know how keys you want
  
• Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 / 8.1?
  Yes you can Click Here
  
• Can you upgrade to from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 for free?
  Yes via the Windows Store
  
• I downloaded Windows 7/8/8.1 ISO, How do I install?
  

Click Here To Download Rufus

• Plug in your USB into USB Flash Port.
  
• To make a windows bootdisk (Windows 7/8/8.1) Select NTFS as file system from the drop down
  
• Then click on the button that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says "create bootable disk using"
  
• Choose the ISO file
  
• Click Start
  
• Boot from USB on desired machine and done!
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD (make sure you run as administrator!)
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /rearm'. This resets the time needed to activate Windows, and will reset the Windows Genuine Advantage issue, if its there. Restart your P.C.
  
• Run CMD again. Type in 'slmgr.vbs /ipk ' where product key represents your product key, including dashes.
  
• Restart your P.C. when this finishes. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> System and scroll and activate Windows. It may take a moment or two, but it should come back as fully activated
  

WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE SPECIFICATIONS

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications

What To Do If You Don't See The Windows 10 Upgrade Notification

• Click Here

Windows 10 Download Link

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
This link will ONLY work with Windows 10 keys, meaning a fresh install of Windows 10, You cannot link use this with Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 keys. For those looking to upgrade you have to go through the reservation/upgrade method and make sure you have ALL of your upgrades to be allowed to upgrade to Windows 10

You can use as many Bing accounts as you want, and search as fast as you want. This software has lots of customization settings including maximum searches for mobile and desktop, the speed of starting and searching, automatic starting option, automatic closing upon completion option and to add your own custom words to its selection of words to query.
FEATURES

• Works on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1 (XP requires .net framework v4 and Enable All Cookies).
  
• Can minimize and let it work quietly in the background using the hidebrowser option.
  
• Searches both mobile and desktop pages.
  
• Different search types including images, videos, news, maps, and explore.
  
• Adjustable speeds.
  
• Custom query quantities.
  
• Automatically start, minimize and close upon completion. Closing takes 30 seconds after completion.
  
• Dictionary file of searchable words.
  
• Uses customized vs.net WebBrowser class, separate from your computers web browser!
  
• Unlimited Bing accounts.
  
• Random search times, and deleting login cookies to keep your accounts safe.
  
• 100% free to use & open source!
  

To learn more about my program or to download a copy visit the pages below.

• project page http://newagesoldier.com/bing-rewards-bot/
  
• video overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwuETO30nkk
  

IF THERE IS AN ISSUE WITH A KEY I SOLD YOU, PLEASE DO NOT GO AND MAKE A NEW MESSAGE THREAD. MESSAGE ME FROM THE ORIGINAL THREAD, IT WILL MAKE THINGS EASIER FOR ME TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I SOLD YOU AND WHEN

Office	Price
Office 2010 Standard	$15
Office 2010 Professional Plus	$20
Office 2011 For Mac Home And Business	$15
Office 2013 Professional Plus	$30
Office 2007 Enterprise	$10

Windows 7	Price
Windows 7 Home Basic	$8
Windows 7 Home Premium	$15
Windows 7 Professional	$20
Windows 7 Ultimate	$25
Windows 7 Enterprise	$30
Windows 7 Home Premium N	$10
Windows 7 Professional N	$15
Windows 7 Ultimate N	$15
Windows 7 Enterprise N	$20
Windows Vista	$5

Windows 8	Price
Windows 8 Standard	$15
Windows 8 Pro	$20
Windows 8 Enterprise	$25
Windows 8 Standard N	$10
Windows 8 Pro N	$15
Windows 8 Enterprise N	$20

Windows 8.1	Price
Windows 8.1 Standard	$20
Windows 8.1 Pro	$25
Windows 8.1 Enterprise	$30
Windows 8.1 Standard N	$10
Windows 8.1 Pro N	$15
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N	$20

Visio	Price
Visio 2010 Standard	$10
Visio 2010 Professional	$15
Visio 2013 Professional	$15

Project	Price
Project 2010 Standard	$10
Project 2010 Professional	$15
Project 2013 Professional	$15

Windows Server	Price
Windows Home Server 2011	$10
Windows Server 2012 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 Datacenter	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter	$15

Windows Exchange Server	Price
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Standard	$10
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise	$20
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Standard	$15
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise	$25

Visual Studio	Price
Visual Studio 2012 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate	$15
Visual Studio 2013 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate	$15

How to buy:

Click here to send me a PM along with your order and dont forget to mention your payment method

Downloads

Can be found on the right side. If a software that you need is not listed then ill send you a link directly
For Windows 8.1 N Keys Use This Tool http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What payment methods do you accept?
  I accept PayPal, Credit/Debit Cards , Bitcoin (Use the Circle app to buy bitcoin instantly with a credit card or bank account Click Here to watch a demo on how easy it is to use), Skrill , Google Wallet , Amazon Gift Cards, Venmo and Square Cash (Venmo and Square Cash are like PayPal, you can use your credit/debit card to send money via your phone, click the links to how easy it is to use Venmo and Square Cash Both apps available on the App Store or Google Play)
  
• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
• Are these keys legit?
  These are 100% legitimate. They come from Microsoft directly.
  
• How can I verify that these keys are legit?
  You can Click Here to download PID Checker and verify the key(s)
  
• I bought a key from you but it doesnt work! What do i do?
  PM me with a screenshot and I will exchange your key
  
• How are you selling these keys for so cheap?
  They are purchased in bulk for lower than retail price, and resold here.
  
• Are these keys for the 64 bit or 32 bit version?
  These keys work for both versions, it depends on which download link you use.
  
• Will these keys work with an OEM install disc?
  Yes!
  
• Do you carry other software not listed?
  Yes I carry MOST of what Microsoft develops. Just let me know what it is you want. Sorry I don't carry SQL Servers
  
• Do you offer bulk discounts?
  Yes absolutely. Just let me know how keys you want
  
• Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 / 8.1?
  Yes you can Click Here
  
• Can you upgrade to from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 for free?
  Yes via the Windows Store
  
• I downloaded Windows 7/8/8.1 ISO, How do I install?
  

Click Here To Download Rufus

• Plug in your USB into USB Flash Port.
  
• To make a windows bootdisk (Windows 7/8/8.1) Select NTFS as file system from the drop down
  
• Then click on the button that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says "create bootable disk using"
  
• Choose the ISO file
  
• Click Start
  
• Boot from USB on desired machine and done!
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD (make sure you run as administrator!)
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /rearm'. This resets the time needed to activate Windows, and will reset the Windows Genuine Advantage issue, if its there. Restart your P.C.
  
• Run CMD again. Type in 'slmgr.vbs /ipk ' where product key represents your product key, including dashes.
  
• Restart your P.C. when this finishes. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> System and scroll and activate Windows. It may take a moment or two, but it should come back as fully activated
  

WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE SPECIFICATIONS

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications

What To Do If You Don't See The Windows 10 Upgrade Notification

• Open up Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Task Scheduler
  
• Expand the Task Scheduler Library
  
• Expand "Microsoft" > then "Windows" > then "Setup"
  
• Click on the folder "GWXTriggers"
  
• Click the task "refreshgwxconfig-B"
  
• Go to the Right Side Menu and click "Run"
  
• On the Left Side Menu, click the folder "gwx"
  
• Click the task "launchtrayprocess"
  
• On the Right Side Menu, click "Run"
  This is assuming that you have all the necessary updates and you meet Microsoft's requirements for whatever it is.
  
• if that fails you can download this file, it may be detected by your anti virus, just temporarily disable it. Once downloaded run the bat file and follow on screen instructions this should get you upgrade once finished Click Here
  

I AM NO LONGER REFUNDING PEOPLE WHO DON'T KNOW HOW TO INSTALL AN ISO. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING BEFORE BUYING FROM ME. INSTRUCTIONS BELOW

IF THERE IS AN ISSUE WITH A KEY I SOLD YOU, PLEASE DO NOT GO AND MAKE A NEW MESSAGE THREAD. MESSAGE ME FROM THE ORIGINAL THREAD, IT WILL MAKE THINGS EASIER FOR ME TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I SOLD YOU AND WHEN

Office	Price
Office 2010 Standard	$15
Office 2010 Professional Plus	$20
Office 2011 For Mac Home And Business	$15
Office 2013 Professional Plus	$30
Office 2007 Enterprise	$10

Windows 7	Price
Windows 7 Home Basic	$8
Windows 7 Home Premium	$15
Windows 7 Professional	$20
Windows 7 Ultimate	$25
Windows 7 Enterprise	$15
Windows 7 Home Premium N	$10
Windows 7 Professional N	$15
Windows 7 Ultimate N	$15
Windows 7 Enterprise N	$10
Windows Vista	$5

Windows 8	Price
Windows 8 Standard	$15
Windows 8 Pro	$20
Windows 8 Enterprise	$25
Windows 8 Standard N	$10
Windows 8 Pro N	$15
Windows 8 Enterprise N	$15

Windows 8.1	Price
Windows 8.1 Standard	$20
Windows 8.1 Pro	$25
Windows 8.1 Enterprise	$30
Windows 8.1 Standard N	$10
Windows 8.1 Pro N	$15
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N	$20

Visio	Price
Visio 2010 Standard	$10
Visio 2010 Professional	$10
Visio 2013 Standard	$10
Visio 2013 Professional	$10

Project	Price
Project 2010 Standard	$10
Project 2010 Professional	$10
Project 2013 Standard	$10
Project 2013 Professional	$10

Windows Server 2012	Price
Windows Server Standard	$10
Windows Server Datacenter	$10
Windows Server R2 Standard	$10
Windows Server R2 Essentials	$10
Windows Server R2 Datacenter	$10

Visual Studio	Price
Visual Studio 2012 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate	$15
Visual Studio 2013 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate	$15

How to buy:

Click here to send me a PM along with your order and dont forget to mention your payment method

Downloads

Can be found on the right side. If a software that you need is not listed then ill send you a link directly

Download For Windows 8.1 and 8.1 N

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media
(If using this creation tool make sure you choose Win 8.1 Pro N if you buy a Win 8.1 Pro N key. Same goes for Win 8.1 Pro. See GIF I made so you can see how it easy it is)

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What payment methods do you accept?
  I accept PayPal, Credit/Debit Cards , Bitcoin (Use the Circle app to buy bitcoin instantly with a credit card or bank account Click Here to watch a demo on how easy it is to use), Skrill , Google Wallet , Amazon Gift Cards, Venmo and Square Cash (Venmo and Square Cash are like PayPal, you can use your credit/debit card to send money via your phone, click the links to watch a video how easy it is to use Venmo and Square Cash Both apps available on the App Store or Google Play)
  
• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
• Are these keys legit?
  These are 100% legitimate. They come from Microsoft directly.
  
• How can I verify that these keys are legit?
  You can Click Here to verify the key(s)
  
• I bought a key from you but it doesnt work! What do i do?
  PM me with a screenshot and I will exchange your key, Only if you used the ISO files I have here. This especially applies for Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 N keys. They will ONLY work with ISO links I have here
  
• How are you selling these keys for so cheap?
  They are purchased in bulk for lower than retail price, and resold here.
  
• Are these keys for the 64 bit or 32 bit version?
  These keys work for both versions, it depends on which download link you use.
  
• Will these keys work with an OEM install disc?
  Yes!
  
• Do you carry other software not listed?
  Yes I carry everything Microsoft develops. Just let me know what it is you want
  
• Do you offer bulk discounts?
  Yes absolutely. Just let me know how keys you want
  
• Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 / 8.1?
  Yes you can Click Here
  
• Can you upgrade to from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 for free?
  Yes via the Windows Store
  
• How do I install an ISO?
  Download Daemon Tools Click Here. When ISO is downloaded and installed drag the ISO to Daemon Tools and just double click on the ISO file and let it install. You're done! This only works when installing Office/Visio/Project, for installing OS instructions are below
  
• I downloaded Windows 7/8/8.1 ISO, How do I install?
  Heres a step by step video tutorial on how to create a bootable USB using Yumi. This will also work with the N versions of Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 Click Here. Once you've copied the OS to the flash drive with Yumi take the flash drive to the machine you're installing the OS to and press F12 to get to boot menu (some machines use F11 or F8)select the USB drive, from there you'll be taken to the Yumi menu screen, simply select the OS you're installing and follow directions
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /rearm'. This resets the time needed to activate Windows, and will reset the Windows Genuine Advantage issue, if its there. Restart your P.C.
  
• Run CMD again. Type in 'slmgr.vbs /ipk ' where product key represents your product key, including dashes.
  
• Restart your P.C. when this finishes. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> System and scroll and activate Windows. It may take a moment or two, but it should come back as fully activated
  

IF THERE IS AN ISSUE WITH A KEY I SOLD YOU, PLEASE DO NOT GO AND MAKE A NEW MESSAGE THREAD. MESSAGE ME FROM THE ORIGINAL THREAD, IT WILL MAKE THINGS EASIER FOR ME TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I SOLD YOU AND WHEN

Office	Price
Office 2010 Standard	$15
Office 2010 Professional Plus	$20
Office 2011 For Mac Home And Business	$15
Office 2013 Professional Plus	$30
Office 2007 Enterprise	$10

Windows 7	Price
Windows 7 Home Basic	$8
Windows 7 Home Premium	$15
Windows 7 Professional	$20
Windows 7 Ultimate	$25
Windows 7 Enterprise	$30
Windows 7 Home Premium N	$10
Windows 7 Professional N	$15
Windows 7 Ultimate N	$15
Windows 7 Enterprise N	$20
Windows Vista	$5

Windows 8	Price
Windows 8 Standard	$15
Windows 8 Pro	$20
Windows 8 Enterprise	$25
Windows 8 Standard N	$10
Windows 8 Pro N	$15
Windows 8 Enterprise N	$20

Windows 8.1	Price
Windows 8.1 Standard	$20
Windows 8.1 Pro	$25
Windows 8.1 Enterprise	$30
Windows 8.1 Standard N	$10
Windows 8.1 Pro N	$15
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N	$20

Visio	Price
Visio 2010 Standard	$10
Visio 2010 Professional	$15
Visio 2013 Professional	$15

Project	Price
Project 2010 Standard	$10
Project 2010 Professional	$15
Project 2013 Professional	$15

Windows Server	Price
Windows Home Server 2011	$10
Windows Server 2012 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 Datacenter	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter	$15

Windows Exchange Server	Price
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Standard	$10
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise	$20
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Standard	$15
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise	$25

Visual Studio	Price
Visual Studio 2012 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate	$15
Visual Studio 2013 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate	$15

Malware-Bytes	Price
Malware-Bytes Premium (3 PC's)	$30

How to buy:

Click here to send me a PM along with your order and dont forget to mention your payment method

Downloads

Can be found on the right side. If a software that you need is not listed then ill send you a link directly
For Windows 8.1 N Keys Use This Tool http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What payment methods do you accept?
  I accept PayPal, Credit/Debit Cards , Bitcoin (Use the Circle app to buy bitcoin instantly with a credit card or bank account Click Here to watch a demo on how easy it is to use), Skrill , Google Wallet , Amazon Gift Cards, Venmo and Square Cash (Venmo and Square Cash are like PayPal, you can use your credit/debit card to send money via your phone, click the links to how easy it is to use Venmo and Square Cash Both apps available on the App Store or Google Play)
  
• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
• Are these keys legit?
  These are 100% legitimate. They come from Microsoft directly.
  
• How can I verify that these keys are legit?
  You can Click Here to download PID Checker and verify the key(s)
  
• I bought a key from you but it doesnt work! What do i do?
  PM me with a screenshot and I will exchange your key
  
• How are you selling these keys for so cheap?
  They are purchased in bulk for lower than retail price, and resold here.
  
• Are these keys for the 64 bit or 32 bit version?
  These keys work for both versions, it depends on which download link you use.
  
• Will these keys work with an OEM install disc?
  Yes!
  
• Do you carry other software not listed?
  Yes I carry MOST of what Microsoft develops. Just let me know what it is you want. Sorry I don't carry SQL Servers
  
• Do you offer bulk discounts?
  Yes absolutely. Just let me know how keys you want
  
• Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 / 8.1?
  Yes you can Click Here
  
• Can you upgrade to from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 for free?
  Yes via the Windows Store
  
• I downloaded Windows 7/8/8.1 ISO, How do I install?
  

Click Here To Download Rufus

• Plug in your USB into USB Flash Port.
  
• To make a windows bootdisk (Windows 7/8/8.1) Select NTFS as file system from the drop down
  
• Then click on the button that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says "create bootable disk using"
  
• Choose the ISO file
  
• Click Start
  
• Boot from USB on desired machine and done!
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD (make sure you run as administrator!)
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /rearm'. This resets the time needed to activate Windows, and will reset the Windows Genuine Advantage issue, if its there. Restart your P.C.
  
• Run CMD again. Type in 'slmgr.vbs /ipk ' where product key represents your product key, including dashes.
  
• Restart your P.C. when this finishes. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> System and scroll and activate Windows. It may take a moment or two, but it should come back as fully activated
  

WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE SPECIFICATIONS

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications

What To Do If You Don't See The Windows 10 Upgrade Notification

• Open up Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Task Scheduler
  
• Expand the Task Scheduler Library
  
• Expand "Microsoft" > then "Windows" > then "Setup"
  
• Click on the folder "GWXTriggers"
  
• Click the task "refreshgwxconfig-B"
  
• Go to the Right Side Menu and click "Run"
  
• On the Left Side Menu, click the folder "gwx"
  
• Click the task "launchtrayprocess"
  
• On the Right Side Menu, click "Run"
  This is assuming that you have all the necessary updates and you meet Microsoft's requirements for whatever it is.
  
• if that fails you can download this file, it may be detected by your anti virus, just temporarily disable it. Once downloaded run the bat file and follow on screen instructions this should get you upgrade once finished Click Here
  

BUYERS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PAY PAYPAL FEES WHEN PAYPAL IS USED

DUE TO THE RECENT HEAVY AMOUNT OF MESSAGES IM GETTING ON A DAILY BASIS IT MAY TAKE LONGER FOR ME TO RESPOND. LEARN TO BE PATIENT AND PM AGAIN IF I HAVEN'T REPLIED WITHIN A FEW HOURS. I ALSO MAY BE SLEEPING
Windows 7/8/8.1 keys WILL NOT work with Windows 10 download link

CURRENTLY SELLING WINDOWS 8.1 PRO OEM KEYS

Windows 8.1 Pro OEM	Price
Win 8.1 Pro OEM	$50

Windows 10	Price	Download
Windows 10 Home	$35	32/64Bit Download
Windows 10 Pro	$45	32/64Bit Download
Windows 10 Home N	$30	32/64Bit Download
Windows 10 Pro N	$40	32/64Bit Download
Windows 10 Enterprise	$50	32/64Bit Download
Windows 10 Enterprise N	$45	Request Link
Windows 10 Education	$30	64bit Download

Windows 8.1	Price	Download
Windows 8.1 Standard	$20	32bit/64bit
Windows 8.1 Pro	$25	32bit/64bit
Windows 8.1 Enterprise	$30	64bit
Windows 8.1 Standard N	$15	32bit/64bit
Windows 8.1 Pro N	$20	32bit/64bit

Windows 8	Price	Download
Windows 8 Standard	$15	32bit/64bit
Windows 8 Pro	$20	32bit/64bit
Windows 8 Pro N	$20	32bit/64bit

Windows 7	Price	Download
Windows 7 Home Premium	$20	32bit/64bit Download
Windows 7 Professional	$20	32bit/64bit Download
Windows 7 Ultimate	$25	32bit/64bit Download
Windows 7 Enterprise	$30	Request Download
Windows 7 Professional N	$15	Request Download
Windows 7 Ultimate N	$15	64bit Download

Office	Price	Download
Office 2010 Standard	$15	32bit 64bit
Office 2010 Professional Plus	$20	32bit 64bit
Office 2011 For Mac Home And Business	$15	Download
Office 2013 Professional Plus	$30	32bit 64bit
Office 365 Enterprise E3 (5 PC's)	$80	Download

Visio	Price	Download
Visio 2010 Professional	$15	Request Download
Visio 2013 Professional	$20	32bit/64bit Download

Project	Price	Download
Project 2010 Professional	$15	Request Download
Project 2013 Professional	$20	32bit/64bit Download

Windows Server	Price	Download
Windows Home Server 2011	$10	Request Download
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard	$15	Download
Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials	$20	Request Download
Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter	$20	Download

Windows Exchange Server	Price
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Standard	$20
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise	$30

Anti-Virus	Price	Download
Bitdefedner Antivirus Plus 1 Year (1 PC)	$35	Download
AVG Anti Virus 2015 3 Years (3 PC's)	$55	Download
Norton 360 1 Year (3 PC's)	$45	Download
Kaspersky Internet Security 1 Year (3PC's	$50	Download
NOD32 Anti-Virus 1 Year (3PC's)	$40	Download

How to buy:

• Click here to send me a PM along with your order and dont forget to mention your payment method

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What payment methods do you accept?
  I accept PayPal, Credit/Debit Cards , Bitcoin (Use the Circle app to buy bitcoin instantly with a credit card or bank account Click Here to watch a demo on how easy it is to use), Skrill , Google Wallet , Amazon Gift Cards, Venmo and Square Cash (Venmo and Square Cash are like PayPal, you can use your credit/debit card to send money via your phone, click the links to how easy it is to use Venmo and Square Cash Both apps available on the App Store or Google Play) Unfortunately Google Wallet, Venmo and Square Cash only work in the U.S
  
• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
• Are these keys legit?
  These are 100% legitimate. They come from Microsoft directly.
  
• How can I verify that these keys are legit?
  You can Click Here to download PID Checker and verify the key(s)
  
• I bought a key from you but it doesnt work! What do i do?
  PM me with a screenshot and I will exchange your key
  
• How are you selling these keys for so cheap?
  They are purchased in bulk for lower than retail price, and resold here.
  
• Are these keys for the 64 bit or 32 bit version?
  These keys work for both versions, it depends on which download link you use.
  
• Will these keys work with an OEM install disc?
  Yes!
  
• Do you carry other software not listed?
  Yes I carry MOST of what Microsoft develops. Just let me know what it is you want. Sorry I don't carry SQL Servers
  
• Do you offer bulk discounts?
  Yes absolutely. Just let me know how keys you want
  
• Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 / 8.1?
  Yes you can Click Here
  
• Can you upgrade to from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 for free?
  Yes via the Windows Store
  
• I downloaded Windows 7/8/8.1 ISO, How do I install?
  

Click Here To Download Rufus

• Plug in your USB into USB Flash Port.
  
• To make a windows bootdisk (Windows 7/8/8.1) Select NTFS as file system from the drop down
  
• Then click on the button that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says "create bootable disk using"
  
• Choose the ISO file
  
• Click Start
  
• Boot from USB on desired machine and done!
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD (make sure you run as administrator!)
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /rearm'. This resets the time needed to activate Windows, and will reset the Windows Genuine Advantage issue, if its there. Restart your P.C.
  
• Run CMD again. Type in 'slmgr.vbs /ipk ' where product key represents your product key, including dashes.
  
• Restart your P.C. when this finishes. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> System and scroll and activate Windows. It may take a moment or two, but it should come back as fully activated
  

WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE SPECIFICATIONS

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications

What To Do If You Don't See The Windows 10 Upgrade Notification

• Click Here

IF THERE IS AN ISSUE WITH A KEY I SOLD YOU, PLEASE DO NOT GO AND MAKE A NEW MESSAGE THREAD. MESSAGE ME FROM THE ORIGINAL THREAD, IT WILL MAKE THINGS EASIER FOR ME TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I SOLD YOU AND WHEN

Office	Price
Office 2010 Standard	$15
Office 2010 Professional Plus	$20
Office 2011 For Mac Home And Business	$15
Office 2013 Professional Plus	$30
Office 2007 Enterprise	$10

Windows 7	Price
Windows 7 Home Basic	$8
Windows 7 Home Premium	$15
Windows 7 Professional	$20
Windows 7 Ultimate	$25
Windows 7 Enterprise	$30
Windows 7 Home Premium N	$10
Windows 7 Professional N	$15
Windows 7 Ultimate N	$15
Windows 7 Enterprise N	$20
Windows Vista	$5

Windows 8	Price
Windows 8 Standard	$15
Windows 8 Pro	$20
Windows 8 Enterprise	$25
Windows 8 Standard N	$10
Windows 8 Pro N	$15
Windows 8 Enterprise N	$20

Windows 8.1	Price
Windows 8.1 Standard	$20
Windows 8.1 Pro	$25
Windows 8.1 Enterprise	$30
Windows 8.1 Standard N	$10
Windows 8.1 Pro N	$15
Windows 8.1 Enterprise N	$20

Visio	Price
Visio 2010 Standard	$10
Visio 2010 Professional	$15
Visio 2013 Professional	$15

Project	Price
Project 2010 Standard	$10
Project 2010 Professional	$15
Project 2013 Professional	$15

Windows Server	Price
Windows Home Server 2011	$10
Windows Server 2012 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 Datacenter	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard	$10
Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials	$15
Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter	$15

Windows Exchange Server	Price
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Standard	$10
Windows Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise	$20
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Standard	$15
Windows Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise	$25

Visual Studio	Price
Visual Studio 2012 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate	$15
Visual Studio 2013 Professional	$10
Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate	$15

How to buy:

Click here to send me a PM along with your order and dont forget to mention your payment method

Downloads

Can be found on the right side. If a software that you need is not listed then ill send you a link directly
For Windows 8.1 N Keys Use This Tool http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

Frequently Asked Questions:

• What payment methods do you accept?
  I accept PayPal, Credit/Debit Cards , Bitcoin (Use the Circle app to buy bitcoin instantly with a credit card or bank account Click Here to watch a demo on how easy it is to use), Skrill , Google Wallet , Amazon Gift Cards, Venmo and Square Cash (Venmo and Square Cash are like PayPal, you can use your credit/debit card to send money via your phone, click the links to how easy it is to use Venmo and Square Cash Both apps available on the App Store or Google Play)
  
• Whats the difference between the N version and the normal version?
  Windows N versions are fully functional copies of Windows, except they do not include a media player, but it can be downloaded for free. Click Here
  
• Are these keys legit?
  These are 100% legitimate. They come from Microsoft directly.
  
• How can I verify that these keys are legit?
  You can Click Here to download PID Checker and verify the key(s)
  
• I bought a key from you but it doesnt work! What do i do?
  PM me with a screenshot and I will exchange your key
  
• How are you selling these keys for so cheap?
  They are purchased in bulk for lower than retail price, and resold here.
  
• Are these keys for the 64 bit or 32 bit version?
  These keys work for both versions, it depends on which download link you use.
  
• Will these keys work with an OEM install disc?
  Yes!
  
• Do you carry other software not listed?
  Yes I carry MOST of what Microsoft develops. Just let me know what it is you want. Sorry I don't carry SQL Servers
  
• Do you offer bulk discounts?
  Yes absolutely. Just let me know how keys you want
  
• Can you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 / 8.1?
  Yes you can Click Here
  
• Can you upgrade to from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 for free?
  Yes via the Windows Store
  
• I downloaded Windows 7/8/8.1 ISO, How do I install?
  

Click Here To Download Rufus

• Plug in your USB into USB Flash Port.
  
• To make a windows bootdisk (Windows 7/8/8.1) Select NTFS as file system from the drop down
  
• Then click on the button that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says "create bootable disk using"
  
• Choose the ISO file
  
• Click Start
  
• Boot from USB on desired machine and done!
  

Here's what to do if you continue to get "Windows is not genuine" error even though you've inserted a new key, this only works for any edition of Windows 7 (You will need a new key)

• Open command prompt with admin privilges. Always do this when command prompt needs to be run. The best way to do so is to click Start -> Run -> CMD (make sure you run as administrator!)
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /upk'.This will uninstall the current key in Windows. Restart your P.C. Run CMD again.
  
• Type in 'slmgr.vbs /rearm'. This resets the time needed to activate Windows, and will reset the Windows Genuine Advantage issue, if its there. Restart your P.C.
  
• Run CMD again. Type in 'slmgr.vbs /ipk ' where product key represents your product key, including dashes.
  
• Restart your P.C. when this finishes. Go to Control Panel -> System and Security -> System and scroll and activate Windows. It may take a moment or two, but it should come back as fully activated
  

WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE SPECIFICATIONS

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications

What To Do If You Don't See The Windows 10 Upgrade Notification

• Open up Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Task Scheduler
  
• Expand the Task Scheduler Library
  
• Expand "Microsoft" > then "Windows" > then "Setup"
  
• Click on the folder "GWXTriggers"
  
• Click the task "refreshgwxconfig-B"
  
• Go to the Right Side Menu and click "Run"
  
• On the Left Side Menu, click the folder "gwx"
  
• Click the task "launchtrayprocess"
  
• On the Right Side Menu, click "Run"
  This is assuming that you have all the necessary updates and you meet Microsoft's requirements for whatever it is.
  
• if that fails you can download this file, it may be detected by your anti virus, just temporarily disable it. Once downloaded run the bat file and follow on screen instructions this should get you upgrade once finished Click Here