OK ok , šis būdas paprastesnis. Aš gi darydavau atvirkščiai, suvesdavau 
Win7 raktą ir tada aktyvuodavau telefonu. Dėkui už lengvesnio kelio 
parodymą :)

On 2015.09.11 15:57, Bronco wrote:
> On 2015-09-11 13:33, Audrimas wrote:
>> Maniau visi supras kad lipduką susižvejojau, dėl rakto o ne dėl pačio
>> lipduko.
>
>
> Tau visaip bandau paaiškint, bet niekaip nesiseka. Tau nereikalingas
> buvo nei lipdukas, nei raktas nuo jo, todėl jo "žvejoti" nereikėjo iš viso!
>
> Kartoju paskutinį kartą. Legalumo įrodymas yra kompiuterio su Win 8 pro
> oem pirkimo dokumentai, o ne lipdukas. Instaliavimui "Į TĄ PATĮ KOMPĄ"
> tau nereikia jokio rakto, suinstaliuoji, tada skambini MS'ui telefonu ar
> skype'u. Viskas.
>
>
> Steps for exercising Downgrade Rights as an end-user.
>
> 1. End User must accept EULA for Windows 8 Professional that is
> installed on their computer.
>
> 2. Restart the PC and boot off the Windows 7 Professional installation
> DVD. This DVD can be retail or OEM (System Builder Kit) but not any
> other version. I believe you can download the iso from Digital River.
>
> **********************************************************
> 3. Install Windows 7 and skip entering the product key. (!!!!!!!)
> ********************************************************
> 4. After install, choose to activate via phone.
>
> 5. Inform the rep at the Activation Center that you are excercising
> Downgrade Rights.
>
> Now at this point, the rep would ask you for the Windows 8 Product key.
> For this reason Retail or OEM System Builder Kit installation would be
> preferred because that key will be on the COA. If it is an OEM
> pre-installed version the product key is not on the COA, and it depends
> on how the OEM handles how an end-user can find what the key is.
>
> The rep at Activation Center will use the Windows 8 key to provide the
> Windows 7 key the end-user can use to activate the OS.
>
> As noted above, the edition of both Windows 8 and Windows 7 in this case
> must be Professional.
>