I got a disc of Microsoft backup by mail. And I don't have a product key. What should I do to receive one?
I got a disc of Microsoft backup by mail. And I don't have a product key. What should I do to receive one?
Your product key must have been sent to you - if it has been taken in the anti-spam or lost otherwaise filters, open a session on your MS STore account with the same LiveID you bought the copy with - your key should be there.
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