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I just recently upgraded to Windows 8 and all-in-all it has been relatively painless. That is until I tried to create a VM. This is where I found out Microsoft in their infinite wisdom decided to count VMs as separate installs and thus require their own license key.
I use VMs for various purposes from sandboxing new software for testing and compatibility checking, to learning, to developing, to playing with system settings and registry hacking. All so I don't risk screwing up my system.
Is there any way or license available for me to continue working this way or do?
i believe you are allowed to use unnactivated installs, as long as they are crack-free (trial and unnactivated OS installs) – Lorenzo Von Matterhorn – 2013-03-19T01:52:19.713