Update: In the comments, several people have asked what happens if you make changes to hardware.
This is new territory for Microsoft and for its customers. I honestly have no idea how the telephone activation hotlines will respond to calls from Insiders who want to activate a copy for the first time. To "get genuine," you're going to need to do one of two things: get a Windows 10 product key for the edition you have installed (you can use a key from MSDN or a retail source) or restore your old operating system, activate it, and then do the upgrade to register a license certificate.
You won't be able to use any personalization options, and you'll have a persistent watermark on the desktop warning you that you need to activate. You can skip the product key during installation, but when you're done with Setup your system will be marked as not activated.
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