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It doesn't. You need a license.How does Paragon compensate for Windows license issues
I am a bit lost here. Although the Paragon p2padjust may transport the OS to the new PC, the activation question should still follow the rules. I.e. a reactivation for a retail license is OK but an OEM license cannot be reactivated. It may work for 30 days, but that's it.
I have heard of exceptions made by Microsoft if you talk to them, but that is at their discretion.
Update: I just saw Siw2's answer. I guess that settles it.
They are both Dell`s, slap the hard drive in there, ya never know.
But as stated above, you will have to activate windows again.
The only exceptions I've heard about are with Builder's OEM, never for factory OEM. But I don't think I would count on it. It may only be with good excuses ("I installed it on wrong PC") or might be temporary due to OEM being all that's available now.
Yea with Microsoft pushing 8 and now soon to be 10 I doubt they will be as understanding anymore :)