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  1. M1GU31
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    You can't have both activated even if one is off, you have to choose one or the other.That's how Microsofts way of activation works to avoid two people or more using the same key. Can only be activated only on one OS not two with a single key.
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  3. gregrocker
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    We are not going to advise you to do something in contravention of the EULA even if it is possible.
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