How to Install Windows 8.1 without a Product Key

In this tutorial I will show you how to install Window 8.1 without product key.When we want to activate window 8.1 using product key always activision failed.But right now this problem is solved.Just follow these steps how to Install Window 8.1 Without Product key.

Or If you want to Activate Official Window 8.1 Download Activator from here.Scroll Down this page and activator link is given..

How to Install Windows 8.1 without a Product Key

Step 1: Follow the following guide to download a official copy of Windows 8.1 directly from Microsoft’s servers.

Click here to Download Official Windows 8.1 ISO

Step 2: Once you’ve downloaded the Windows 8.1 ISO images, follow the guide below to create a Bootable Windows 8.1 USB Flash drive.

How to Create a Bootable Windows 8.1 USB Flash drive.

Step 3: Once you’ve created a Bootable windows 8.1 USB Flash drive. Create a Text document and copy the following text in it.

[EditionID]

Core

[Channel]

Retail

[VL]

0

Step 4:

Save the text document in the Sources folder of the Bootable Windows 8.1 USB Flash Drive with the file name as ei.cfg and select Save as type as ALL Files.

That’s it. Now go ahead and boot from the Bootable windows 8.1 USB Flash drive. This time you will see a skip button when you are prompted to enter a product key.

Once you have successfully installed Windows 8.1 through this method, you will then have 30 days to activate your windows 8.1 installation...

Activate Official Window 8.1 Download Activator from here.

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