OUR LIFETIME GUARANTEE
When we say lifetime, we meant forever. Any product on our shop that carries a Lifetime Guarantee means that the product key will never expire and that you will be offered a full replacement in an unlikely event that it stopped working.
Product keys we sell are 100% genuine, unused and working or your money back! As a matter of fact, you can even check its authenticity online via its official website if applicable even before installation, see the specific product information page to know how.
Product keys are freshly generated and is automatically sent to the client’s email after purchase together with the invoice. Do check your spam just in case the product key got there. If you have any additional instructions for your order, just let us know.
How long you receive your product key depends on how soon you can send us the proof of payment. After you emailed us the screenshot, picture or scanned copy of the proof of payment, it’ll only take us 15 seconds to 5 minutes to validate this and send you the product key. Bulk purchases may require more time for fulfillment.
Retail keys are completely different from OEM keys. There are 3 major differences between a retail key and an OEM key.
Retail keys are installable on any PCs while an OEM key is installable only on a hardware setup specified by the Company. As the PC manufacturer bought these keys in bulk, they can choose the model range that can use the key. Another key difference is that retail keys does not attach itself permanently on the hardware while OEM keys permanently attach itself to the motherboard making an upgrade or a change in OS difficult if not impossible.
Lastly, If an OS was installed using a genuine retail key, It is never deactivated even after multiple reinstallations whereas an OS installed using an OEM key will deactivate all PCs using the same key once 2 or more installations were detected.
According to a study by the National University Of Singapore, there is a 92% chance that your PC is infected with malware after installing a pirated OS. These malware include ransomware, that can lock down your PC until a payment has been made.
The most dangerous malware are called rootkits which mimic the core system files. They come from pirated OS installation and are not detectable by any anti-virus as it hides as a legitimate system file. With a simple command, hackers can get your usernames, passwords, financial details, browsing history and other files they deemed useful.
They can also operate your PC remotely. Using your Google or Facebook account, they can create ads for themselves and charge your credit cards thousands of dollars. The worst part is that, this is non refundable since it’s your IP address and PC that created it.
Most people will think that their anti-virus is just giving false positives during an installation of a pirated OS but the truth is that 92% of pirated OS really do contain malware.
Most of these malwares are the most dangerous: Rootkits, which continuously send keystrokes, pictures, videos (when you have a webcam), usernames, passwords, financial details and other data they can take advantage of. These malwares severely slow down your PC by using its CPU, RAM and running hidden programs.
“Cracking” an OS is a complicated process involving alteration of the system’s core files and core registry files. It also alters the way your computer connects to the servers. These alterations adversely hinder the way your PC communicates with the OS thru your drivers, making your PC up to 40% slower than usual.
