It still refers to that option but without mentioning any time limits. What is interesting there and at other places linked from there is that it no longer mentions the time limits of Microsofts announced and published free upgrade option of 2015/16.
There, Microsoft provides further details in my language which coincides with my knowledge of facts and of court rulings in my jurisdiction. Now, it reports coming with a digital license.Īs I didn't read that term before and Windows offered a link for further details, I looked up by following that deep link onto Microsoft docu on its Internet web pages. And the few spare devices coming with Windows 7 Pro OEM license upgraded during the 2016 Microsoft offer for free upgrade license are not plugged in and currently more difficult to access. I need to say that all my current devices have an OEM license, activated by the OEM. It didn't display a license nor a product key. With 1909 at the former location just displayed activated.
And the non-blank content has changed too there. My page doesn't have a blank field there. So I did a local search in Windows settings and I found the separate page also shown in the screenshot of OP. The option for changing product key remained there. The former placement of the state of activation no longer exists (under system properties with build info). So I used your question to see if something has changed as I did recently update my Windows 10 Pro installations on most devices from 1909 to 20H2. I also know that Windows likes to change placements of infos and settings especially with feature updates. I don't run a DC but have a workgroup configuration. My NAS are running different operating system.
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