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Yes that works on my compute and gives me my key<br />
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<a href="https://www.thewindowsclub.com/find-windows-product-key" rel="ugc">https://www.thewindowsclub.com/find-windows-product-key</a>
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Yes that works on my compute and gives me my key

https://www.thewindowsclub.com/find-windows-product-key [https://www.thewindowsclub.com/find-windows-product-key]

finance_teacher

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Not with a Digital Entitlement Key.. Magic Jellybean and others don't find the key any more
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Not with a Digital Entitlement Key.. Magic Jellybean and others don't find the key any more

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My license is in the Microsoft Licensing Server but the command above still gives my Key. I checked it with Glary Utilities and got the same key.
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My license is in the Microsoft Licensing Server but the command above still gives my Key. I checked it with Glary Utilities and got the same key.

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Also, David may have a different license type than I do. My machine is Windows 10 Pro OEM from Lenovo.
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Also, David may have a different license type than I do. My machine is Windows 10 Pro OEM from Lenovo.

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Mine is W10 Enterprise and the result of the wmic command is blank
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Mine is W10 Enterprise and the result of the wmic command is blank

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I normally use Belarc Advisor &nbsp;- It gives you all the Product ID and Keycodes for all your licenced programs.
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I normally use Belarc Advisor  - It gives you all the Product ID and Keycodes for all your licenced programs.

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Just for fun, I built my machine myself and all I get when I run that command is &quot;OA3xOriginalProductKey&quot; as a response. Speccy correctly identifies my Windows 10 key. The wmic command will only return a result on computers that have the key embedded in Bios/Uefi
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Just for fun, I built my machine myself and all I get when I run that command is "OA3xOriginalProductKey" as a response. Speccy correctly identifies my Windows 10 key. The wmic command will only return a result on computers that have the key embedded in Bios/Uefi

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The command I verified above works on Windows Pro (not Enterprise as my good friend David uses)
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The command I verified above works on Windows Pro (not Enterprise as my good friend David uses)

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I'm on Windows 10 Pro here too, but wmic doesn't return a key, where speccy does. I imagine Lenovo laptops would come with an embedded BIOS/UEFI Windows key? I purchased this copy of Win 10 Pro online from Microsoft so it's a digitally held license as well.
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I'm on Windows 10 Pro here too, but wmic doesn't return a key, where speccy does. I imagine Lenovo laptops would come with an embedded BIOS/UEFI Windows key? I purchased this copy of Win 10 Pro online from Microsoft so it's a digitally held license as well.

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Andrew is correct... I also have a digital entitlement key for WIN 10 PRO as it was upgraded from WIN 7 during the free upgrade period... Just get the response: &nbsp;OA3xOriginalProductKey
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Andrew is correct... I also have a digital entitlement key for WIN 10 PRO as it was upgraded from WIN 7 during the free upgrade period... Just get the response:  OA3xOriginalProductKey

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That was the command from far back here.
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Below are the steps I do to find out what Windows 10 Pro product key machines have<br />
&nbsp; ** I know I do NOT need to keep track of the key since it is in BIOS, but I just like to know what key I am using<br />
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Does the below really get the correct product key ?<br />
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&nbsp;1. login to Windows 10 Pro PC<br />
&nbsp;2. open CMD in AdminMode<br />
&nbsp;3. run below<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ** wmic path SoftwareLicensingService get OA3xOriginalProductKey
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Below are the steps I do to find out what Windows 10 Pro product key machines have
  ** I know I do NOT need to keep track of the key since it is in BIOS, but I just like to know what key I am using

Does the below really get the correct product key ?

 1. login to Windows 10 Pro PC
 2. open CMD in AdminMode
 3. run below
        ** wmic path SoftwareLicensingService get OA3xOriginalProductKey

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