This flash drive worked perfectly, allowing me to transition to the latest Windows OS. I also like having a physical copy of the OS in case I need to reinstall it.

Not much to say about Windows. The USB install method is by far the easiest and quickest O/S install I've done to date. \r\n11 cleans some things up from past versions, but adds new annoyances.

Four stars for an easy, instant download of the activation key. Ticked that I'm having to buy Windows 11 when I had a perfectly good Windows 10 machine that didn't meet specs.

wanted to start using Windows 11, but found out my present computer is not able to run it. \nhad to wait untill I get one that will.

Easy to install on a new computer which doesn't have a CD-ROM. Fast OS has all you need for home PC.

Nto a lot to say, it's Windows, and it works. Purchased for a new build, no problems loading.

Retail version of windows 11 home for a new build. This is a very good value for the money.

Follow the directions, and it's easy to use for those with decent computer literacy.

What can I say WOW great price and full product. Highly recommend to others.

It was exactly as described on website. Comes with a product key.

Great software for pc you won't regret buying windows 11 over 10

Because I have Windows 10, not 11. Got the wrong thing.

It is a very good product\nIt is a very good product

It was easy to install and so far its worked great.

Its Windows! loaded up with no issues!

Easy to install and use. Works great

great price, worked perfectly

just what i needed to upgrade

Good product worked easily.

restore windows that was cleared out on an old computer.

It's Windows and it works.

Very good Price, It works.

It's easy to install.

It works for me.

awesome progam

Good price

Well, I burned out the main board of my nearly new MacBook Pro late 2019 that advertised game play ability with its dedicated on board graphics card and 16 gb of RAM. I play World of WarCraft, but this 3200 dollar “PRO” MacBook couldn’t handle it over a 6 month time span of moderate play. Playing this not so stressing game caused 1000 dollars worth or repair damage. JUST SAYIN’!\n\nSo I needed a dedicated PC to play my favorite game, and that meant Windows 10. I chose Windows 10 PRO because I wanted the added security of encryption (by the way, if you plan on using Adobe cloud based software, it doesn’t like encryption...at least on my repaired MacBook...just sayin’).\n\nSo I am pleased with the Windows 10 pro software. I swore off windows years ago (like Vista age) because it was buggy and cantankerous. That was like...early 2000s. In 2020, Windows 10 is ok. Mac OS is still way more intuitive, BUT...Windows 10 allows for a lot of nuanced adjustments to my newly built Gaming Rig (which I LOVE). The ability to adjust my software perimeters I find interesting and fun to do, and it is not as much of a headache with Windows 10 PRO 2019 as it was with all versions of Window - 95 thru Vista which is when I last used Windows OS.\n\nThe Install on my Asus mother board and Samsun 970 Plus M.2 drive was EEEEZY and not a hitch. I have updated windows, and aside from my mouse sometimes not being recognized at boot up, it all works as it ought to (unplugging my mouse and then plugging it back in does the trick...a little bit of a bother, but not worth having a justice warrior melt down over).\n\nI attribute the mouse thing to a software conflict somewhere...its a Corsair saber gaming mouse. I never had this sort of issue with Mac OS, BUT I DID WITH MY VERY LAST PC RUNNING VISTA...so, I’m older now...and the little things can be let go of especially if I get to play WORLD OF WARCRAFT. The problem only occurs at boot up, and it only happens 1/10 times, so...(eh...shrug).\n\nI hope this is helpful.