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| Key Type | Source | Viewable? | Transferable? | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Pre-installed on Dell/HP/Lenovo | Yes (Embedded in BIOS) | No (Tied to that specific motherboard) | | Retail Key | Bought from Microsoft Store/Amazon | Yes (In Registry) | Yes (Can move to new PC) | | MAK / Volume | Work/School (KMS) | Partial (Shows last 5 chars) | No (Managed by IT admin) | | Generic Key | Windows default placeholder | Yes | No (Does nothing) |
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| Your situation | Best method | |---|---| | Pre-installed Windows 11 | Method 1 (PowerShell) | | Upgraded from Win10 for free | Method 3 (Digital License) | | Retail key lost | Method 2 (ProduKey) | | Reinstalling on same PC | No key needed – skip prompt | | Key Type | Source | Viewable
A: Yes. The registry structure is identical. Tools like ProduKey work on XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11. The registry structure is identical
If the Command Prompt doesn't work for you, PowerShell is a powerful alternative that performs the same check. Right-click the button and select Terminal (Admin) Windows PowerShell (Admin) Enter the following command and press