Windows 10: Transferring a windows license from the hardware from a bare metal install to a VM on the...

I have seen multiple and conflicting answers to this question. My intention is that there will only be one activated windows instance I intend to relocate it from bare metal into a VM on the same machine where it was originally installed. 4 different machines each with their own windows license. If I have what is probably an OEM key in each case from the current installation would an ISO install into a VM be able to activate each machine's windows key ON THE SAME MACHINE it was originally activated on? I have no intent to create multiple instances I only need one instance to perform one t

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How to restore from a veeam bare metal image

This is how I've created iso image of c: windows and program partition with veeam.

 

How to restore from a veeam bare metal image

The sources folder can be big- the OS..
Perform Bare-Metal Recovery: User Guide for Veeam Endpoint Backup

- not exactly helpful here, as it doesn't point to a local source.

Bare Metal backup recovery with recovery medias
Comment below confirms it supports restore to dissimilar hardware.

Could the iso he's got just be the Veeam Recovery Medium?
Bare Metal Restore with Veeam Endpoint Backup: A Step-by-Step Guide

 

Transferring VM license to Non-Virtual Machine?

I have a VM set up on Linux with an activated install of Windows on it.

If I decided to get rid of the VM on this computer and simply install Windows bare metal, would I be able to use the same license I bought for the VM since its the same computer physically or would it not be able to tell it was the same and require me to
buy a new disc?

The one I have on the VM is from a Windows Home 10 64bit OEM DVD, if that is important.