Not working for me then even with Window's Hyper-V (h t t ps://imgur.com/a/dWFT6R7). That's an image downloaded directly from Microsoft and not any homebrew...What am I doing wrong?
I never used HyperV, I am a VMWare user, but some insider builds can't boot using a scsi adapter, try to change it to another like in VMWare Sata or NVME. ps, it can be because the IP build probably has expired, it's from august 2017: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/discussion-windows-10-insider-preview-build-16278-pc.75019/ Downloading the ISO now. EDIT: 16278 VMWare UEFI boot, no go, Legacy BIOS boot, works.
Okay, so at least I am not crazy...Alright, I'll just install in BIOS then convert the VM to UEFI then...I think that should work.
@whatever127 explained to me, when set the VM bios date to a date before it expired (2017-08-27), it will boot.
Yes, for me, I just need to intercept the boot process and load into the UEFI Firmware shell and issue the date command.
True you have to activate with another key or use https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/kms_vl_all-smart-activation-script.79535/
@endbase & @Fatmice , last time we checked (couple of weeks ago) it still worked, but you have to disable time sync, else the key is found blocked.
1. Go to Services > Windows Time > DISABLE The Display Name is Windows Time. The Service name is W32Time. 2. Go to Task Scheduler > Microsoft > Windows > Time Synchronization. SynchronizeTime: set to DISABLE