I also on a side note believe that you still need an underlying qualifying OS, either Win 7, 8, 8.1, OR 10 Pro to upgrade to Enterprise, so they were likely in MS licensing violation if they didn't provide a retail or OEM Win 10 license with them. Try the WMI or Powersehll command I provided above, if you get no response or empty then there is no OEM key in the BIOS, if this vendor did not provide you an OEM license which is possible, then you will need to as I said buy 15 retail Pro licenses of via VL get 15 get-genuine kits. How do you revert back to the OEM? As I said, I do not have any product keys. I'm still ignorant on how to change the license key back to OEM status for the computers in question. Hope it helps.Excellent advice Alex! I have the paperwork in front of me, and we are indeed getting charged $36 /month PER computer on a monthly basis. Next you can install all the updates available on your system and then you can upgrade to Windows 10. Make sure that after performing Clean installation your Windows 7 should be activated. Yes, you can upgrade to Windows 10 for free after you have performed clean installation of Windows 7 on your system. If you do not see that option, this means that you will need to do a manual downgrade - see instructions below. Look for the option to "Go back to Windows 7/8", and click on "Get Started" to begin the process. Open Start Menu, and select "Settings" (top-left). Change the key: ProductName from "Windows 7 Enterprise" to "Windows Vista 7 Business". Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersion. Go to, Start, Run: and type: regedit.exe. There is a way to upgrade Windows 7 Enterprise to Ultimate. How to upgrade Windows 7 Enterprise to Windows 7 Ultimate. › Downgrade windows 10 to windows 7 proįrequently Asked Questions How to upgrade Windows 7 Enterprise to Windows 7 Ultimate?.› Change from windows 10 enterprise to pro.
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