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This wikiHow teaches you how to find your Windows product key on your computer. You can use Command Prompt or the free ProduKey app to find the activation key. In addition, ProduKey can also get the key code in the hard drive of the computer that is suspended. If you upgrade to Windows 10 during the trial period, there will be no product key, but you can access the digital certificate by signing in to your Microsoft Account on the new computer.
Steps
Use Command Prompt
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Open Start 
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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.
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Type command prompt into Start. The Command Prompt application will be found on the computer.
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Click 
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Command Prompt. The application has a black frame at the top of the Start window. Command Prompt will open.
- You must be logged in with an administrator account to find the key this way.
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Enter the order to retrieve the product key. Type
wmic path softwarelicensingservice get OA3xOriginalProductKey into Command Prompt, then press ↵ Enter . 
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Record the product key. You should see a 25-character product key appear just below the command you just entered; This is the product key.
- Take a screenshot of the result or write it down on paper to make sure you have the key when needed.
- If the above command doesn’t work, you need to use ProduKey to find your Windows product key.
Use ProduKey
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Open the ProduKey website. Go to http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html on your computer.
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Scroll down and click Download ProduKey (Print Zip file) near the bottom of the page. The ProduKey setup folder will be downloaded to your computer.
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Open the ProduKey folder. Double-click the ProduKey ZIP file in the default download folder on your computer (such as the desktop).
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Click the Extract tab at the top of the window. A toolbar will appear below the Extract tab.
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Click Extract all . The option is on the right side of the toolbar. A window will pop up.
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Click Extract when it appears. The task is at the bottom of the window. The ProduKey folder will be unzipped and opened.
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Double-click the ProduKey app with the key icon. The ProduKey window will open; you should see a 25-character key to the right of the hard drive name.
- You can take a screenshot or record the key to make sure you have access later.
Get the product key on the computer that crashes
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Connect the hard drive of the suspended computer to the working computer. You need to remove the hard drive from the suspended computer, plug the hard drive into the adapter, and plug the adapter into another working Windows computer.
- Depending on the type of hard drive you need a SATA or IDE adapter. IDE drives have wide headers at the end of the connection ribbon, while SATA drives have narrower headers and ribbons.
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Open ProduKey. You’ve probably already downloaded ProduKey, but if you haven’t, install it before continuing.
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Click File in the upper-left corner of the ProduKey window. A drop-down menu will appear.
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Click Select Source at the top of the drop-down menu. A new window will open.
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Check the “Load the product keys from external Windows directory” box. Options are near the top of the window.
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Click Browse… to the right of the text field.
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Select the connected hard drive. Look in the list and click on the hard drive you have attached.
- You may need to expand the “Computer” option at the top of the list first.
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Click OK at the bottom of the Browse window. The window will close.
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Click OK at the bottom of the Source window.
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Record the product key. You should see the 25-character product key to the right of the hard drive’s name; this is the product key of the suspended computer.
- You can take a screenshot or write down the key to make sure you have access later.
Advice
- The Windows product key may be on the installation CD, the code printed on the computer packaging, the sticker in the battery tray, or under the computer base.
- Some computers will display a virus warning when downloading and running ProduKey. This is because ProduKey has the ability to access your product key, not because the program is malicious. As long as you download ProduKey from the official website, you don’t need to worry about the virus warning.
Warning
- Using someone else’s product key to activate your Windows software is a violation of Microsoft’s terms of use.
- When removing the hard drive from a suspended computer, you must be very careful. If possible, it’s best to ask a professional to do it for you.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to find your Windows product key on your computer. You can use Command Prompt or the free ProduKey app to find the activation key. In addition, ProduKey can also get the key code in the hard drive of the computer that is suspended. If you upgrade to Windows 10 during the trial period, there will be no product key, but you can access the digital certificate by signing in to your Microsoft Account on the new computer.
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