In this case, the product key is not transferable, and you are not allowed to use it to activate another device. If you have a computer pre-installed with Windows 10, such as a Surface Laptop 4 or a Dell XPS 13, you are dealing with an "OEM" license. The only problem is that sometimes, you may still encounter activation errors, which you may not resolve until you contact Microsoft support directly and explain the situation. Generally speaking, you do not have a limit on the number of times you can transfer a license as long as you deactivate the previous installation, so you're not using the same product key on more than one system. If you plan to upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 with a retail copy, you can also move the product key to another device. While there are many tools available for this purpose, we are going to use Door Control by Digola.If you purchased a Retail license of Windows 10 (opens in new tab), you are entitled to transfer the product key to another computer. Thankfully, developers heard the pleas of slackers and created utilities to easily open and close a disc drive with just the press of a key. This little trick might not be much, but it will surely save you from that awkward one-second stance where you hold the disc closer to the drive without blinking and wait for the tray to come out. If you have more than one disc drive, right-click on the one that you want to open.
The tray will come out, and you can put the disc inside and then close it again manually.
To do so, right-click on the optical disc drive icon inside “My Computer” and select “Eject” from the context menu. Don’t try to use the “Eject” option again it will not put it back inside (many have tried and failed). Unfortunately, it seems Microsoft forgot to aDD the option to close the tray, so you will still have to manually put it back inside after inserting the disc. Windows has a built-in “Eject” button to push the drive tray out. Most probably you will already know about this option, but it is still worth mentioning.
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