[TOOL] EzWindSLIC: Easily activate Windows 7/Vista/Server 2008-2022 on UEFI-GPT

EzWindSLIC seems to have stopped working on my Gigabyte-motherboard-based system running the Simplixed version of Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 on a GPT-formatted drive; even un- and reïnstalling doesn't stop Windows from throwing up all the usual “warning signs” of unactivation. Is there anything I can do to fix this, and if so, what?

 

Why?

 

what's happened ?

 

I'm sorry! ;A;

 

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Well, this sucks.. Hope they come back.
I tried to use this to activate Windows 7 Ultimate for a dual-boot setup on an Inspiron 15-3552 (that already has Windows 10 Home pre-activated). Apparently it could identify a ALWARE 2.1 SLIC on a 0787MR Dell Motherboard. It COULDN'T install a certificate, but could install a corresponding OEM:SLP key.

I've been browsing these forums like crazy, and even tried manually installing a 2.1 ALWARE certificate that I assume should match the SLIC and key. Nope. Doesn't work.
Apologies in advance if this is the wrong place to post, (I'm aware flashing the BIOS is an option as the installer mentioned), but I'm still pretty new to all of this and can't risk bricking this laptop. .. Where exactly should I go to get help with this? Much appreciated.

 

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He back from the dead

 

Its Github web gone.

 

Backup files, below.
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/exe-csrss-tools.85440/

 

I tried running this and when I tried to install i got unsuccessful on key and unsuccessful on slic?

Rebooted and now error

bootmgr is missing press ctrl+alt+del to restart.

I'm running Windows 7 off an nvme drive on a pci slot adapter.

Any help on getting windows to boot? I don't care if it's activated at this point.

I booted into recovery disc
Loaded diskpart but when trying to view the efi I don't have one. Let alone being fat 32

Code:

diskpart

Type and run the command:

sel disk 0

Type and run the command:

list vol

Verify that the EFI partition (EPS - EFI System Partition) is using the FAT32 file system. Assign a drive letter to it that is not already in use:

So booting into Ubuntu live I opened gparted and it can see my efi partition in fat32 fine. Any idea how to fix?


edit:
Decided to dual boot windows 10 (legit copy) and hope I could fix the boot manager with windows 10 being installed. worked a treat.
hasn't cracked it but I can get back in. might be time to convert to windows 10

 

try kms-vl-all

 

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