Thanks for sharing that article, it's always good to keep each other informed. As for Windows activation methods, it's definitely a tricky landscape out there. Personally, I've always preferred sticking to the legit routes to avoid any headaches down the road.

When I was younger, I tried out one of those "pirate key" activation methods on a whim. Let's just say it didn't end well – my laptop was plagued with all sorts of annoying pop-ups and sluggish performance. Not worth the hassle, trust me.

If you're looking for a clean and hassle-free activation method, I recently got my hands on Windows 11 Pro from https://digitalchillmart.com/product/windows-11-pro-32-64-bit/ and it's been smooth sailing ever since.

 

there are cheaper keys available from more legitimate sites. no need to buy a key. just use the open source tool found on the megathread of r/piracy.

 

AS far as the answer to the OP - yes there are FREE win activation's although it depends on which OS you're activating. For win10/11 the powershell script is the best and most universal activator, and doesn't (should not) cost anything. For win7 it gets a little more interesting but completely possible as well. ALL for ZERO currency (of any kind) output - as in FREE. If anyone is charging for such activation's they can go bite a donkey dick because they are bullshit and should be avoided or reported... Bitcoin or any currency type being solicited for any of these activation methods is purely for noobs who have no clue how to use a search engine.

 

No, there are no completely safe Windows pirate key activation methods. Most carry a risk of malware, spyware, or backdoors even if they appear clean.

 

That's not entirely true. You can even activate Windows yourself if you know KMS works and it has 0 risks (unless you're thinking about hacking yourself).