Thank you, Does ATM pick data of actual system or data of "how it came out of factory"? Because when I was doing Back-up activation I have had Win7 32 with SP1 downloaded via Windows update and I have had 4GB ram(which does not work under 32-bit,sees 4GB but uses only 2.74GB - actually I have updated BIOS, but with a FLASH file from manufacturer site and by his update utility).When I bought eeePC, it came with 2GB RAM(2x1GB module) and win7 32 pre-installed with nothing,no SP no updates. And now a question, that comand is slmgr -rilc or slmgr -ilc ? I think you have just misstype, but I want to be sure. In Back-up folder, there is just config.ini and token.dat. Is that correct should not be there more files? In a ideal case I should not need COA, right? Because it has got worn Well, thanks for reply, today, guys in a shop where I bought eeePC told me that I can not switch from 32 to 64(that was because ASUS support at Europe says "go to where you bought our product")but I think that even Microsoft states it.Then I went to see the only MS office in Barcelona and guard by the elevator told me that they do just training there, that it is not a shop(that was for asking about COA),so as you can see, sometimes it is struggle. Those OEM certificates installation should works? And is there any program to open the file tokens.dat in ATM backup folder, since it is the only thing that left after original win 32.bit version? Now, 2:46 I have checked SLIC end it is 2.1 according to SLIC Dump tool kit. And this is the log before the one I have sent you in my previous post.It is almost identical but restoring tokens.dat fails.: Starting the Activation Restore on Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium at 10:19:21 of 2013-02-06 with Advanced Tokens Manager v3.5 RC 3 by Josh Cell Software's [ 10:19:21 ] Disabling the Network connections [ 10:19:24 ] Success [ 10:19:24 ] Preparing the activation system for the activation restore [ 10:19:24 ] Stopping Software Protection Platform Service [ 10:19:43 ] Restoring the Tokens.dat [ 10:19:43 ] Fails [ 10:19:43 ] Starting the Software Protection Platform Service [ 10:19:45 ] Writing the Product Key [ 10:19:45 ] Installing the product key number: 1 [ 10:20:41 ] Success [ 10:20:41 ] Stopping Software Protection Platform Service [ 10:20:57 ] Restoring the Activation Files [ 10:20:57 ] Restoring the Tokens.dat [ 10:20:57 ] Success [ 10:20:57 ] Starting the Software Protection Platform Service [ 10:21:13 ] Rebuilding the Activation System [ 10:21:13 ] Checking the restored activation files integrity [ 10:21:16 ] Activation files integrity match [ 10:21:17 ] Backup has been restored with success [ 10:21:17 ] Checking if license reinstall is needed for this activation [ 10:21:18 ] Is needed. Reinstalling the licenses now [ 10:24:53 ] Checking the activation status [ 10:28:09 ] The product can't be activated by the backup. Please check the backup instructions on the readme file. [ 10:28:09 ] Enabling the Network connections [ 10:28:14 ] Success
The license key wasn't blocked during activation backup, and now it's status is changed to blocked in PIDKEY program. What will be there, if I'll restore the activation?
Sorry if this question has already been answered before. But I did browse through the first 50 pages and did not see the answer I was looking for. Just need a confirmation if the following works with Tokens Manager or not. I have Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit OEM. Using Advanced Tokens Manager, I will backup the activation state. Then, format and install Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit on the same machine. Can I restore the activation state of the Windows 7 32-bit on the Windows 7 64-bit? Specifically with 32-bit OEM products? I know the description of this utility says it can be used for x86 to x64 bit upgrade but not sure if it works for OEM! Sorry again if this is a repeat question and thanks for this awesome tool. I used it before and it works like a charm. Edit: Grammer
Well, I have tested with the Server 2012 Datacenter edition and it is working as well. I will download and test with the Core version. PS: Standard without GUI installation (CORE)...
I have installed the Server 2012 Standard Core: This application not works for Windows Server without GUI because it has not the graphic environment and is not able to drawn the application. There is no method to make it work on command line based version of the operating system.
Is there anything that can be done to activate Server Core 2008 with the config.ini and tokens.dat files? Is there a manual way to do this? Any plans to create a CLI version of this app? I can see at least one very good use for this.
I have released the RC 4, but some hours after it has almost 3 false-positives due our packing methods to prevent unauthorized changes at the main binnary. I have removed and reverted to the RC 3, but it will be fixed ASAP with a new version.
Josh I just activated my Office 2013 with a key that started with NFFT2 now the key is completely din advanced tokens manager starting with WTFN9 =/?
remove the grace key: cscript "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office15\ospp.vbs" /unpkey:WTFN9 note: adding a MAK after initial install will hide the key. adding the MAK during initial install will leave the key visible.
sir i have made lots of backup for myself, family and friends using ur tool RC 3...can i continue with that or do u advice me to make fresh backups??? if its not really needed then please tell me...there is no problem in using RC 3 right???
@Josh Cell I am never able to download ATM from your link,be it using the browser in built downloader or IDM, the download never completes,always interrupted in mid download asking me to resume download from the start. Why so?