In case of a leak it's always interesting to see if activation has changed. They always ship public previews with old activation and introduce the new one in test buids, which so far never leaked. So the RTM is definitely a surprise.
Code: --------------------------- Windows Script Host --------------------------- Software licensing service version: 10.0.9888.0 Name: Windows(R), Professional edition Description: Windows(R) Operating System, VOLUME_KMSCLIENT channel Activation ID: c06b6981-d7fd-4a35-b7b4-054742b7af67 Application ID: 55c92734-d682-4d71-983e-d6ec3f16059f Extended PID: 03612-02615-000-000000-03-1033-9888.0000-3362014 Product Key Channel: Volume:GVLK Installation ID: 095599451184946027025247808097883549152396849433093828706021364 Partial Product Key: 9D6T9 License Status: Licensed Volume activation expiration: 259075 minute(s) (180 day(s)) Evaluation End Date: 4/15/2015 4:59:59 PM Remaining Windows rearm count: 1001 Remaining SKU rearm count: 1001 Trusted time: 12/2/2014 8:44:02 PM Configured Activation Type: All Most recent activation information: Key Management Service client information Client Machine ID (CMID): 94ff7c81-85e8-47e5-ae56-20bcde253c89 Registered KMS machine name: 10.3.0.1:1688 KMS machine IP address: 10.3.0.1 KMS machine extended PID: 05426-00206-270-598871-03-1033-9200.0000-2562014 Activation interval: 120 minutes Renewal interval: 43200 minutes KMS host caching is enabled --------------------------- OK --------------------------- interesting with /xpr Code: --------------------------- Windows Script Host --------------------------- Windows(R), Professional edition: Volume activation will expire 5/31/2015 6:39:05 PM --------------------------- OK ---------------------------
Looks like 3 weeks hourly nagging before it goes completely down . And thanks for the prompt reply mate .
OK, as expected ID from Win 8.1 Pro is used here. With build 9860 it started to error when trying to avtivate via WMIC, so i would like to ask if you could check following activation command. Code: wmic path SoftwareLicensingProduct where ID='c06b6981-d7fd-4a35-b7b4-054742b7af67' call Activate Even if it can't contact a server it shows in Win 8.1: Code: C:\Windows\System32>wmic path SoftwareLicensingProduct where ID='c06b6981-d7fd-4 a35-b7b4-054742b7af67' call Activate Executing (\\S1AVE77-PC\root\cimv2:SoftwareLicensingProduct.ID="c06b6981-d7fd-4a 35-b7b4-054742b7af67")->Activate() ERROR: Description = But in mentioned build and 9878 it reports 'Invalid Class' error. In my tests even 'slmgr /ato' errored but still activated the system.
Code: Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.9888] (c) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C:\Windows\system32>wmic path SoftwareLicensingProduct where ID='c06b6981-d7fd-4a35-b7b4-054742b7af67' call Activate Executing (\\WIN-D866V4IE9MU\root\cimv2:SoftwareLicensingProduct.ID="c06b6981-d7fd-4a35-b7b4-054742b7af67")->Activate() ERROR: Description = C:\Windows\system32> keep shootin, Ill keep pastin lol
OK, so my assumption those 'PREVIEW' builds had been delivered broken was right. Nice to know, then my JATD, with slight adaptions to determine the build correctly, will work for this one (like for 9841) . Refused to download the broken builds, but now i know that i will download this one .
Only one thing i forgot . Is sfc /scannow adapted to recognize the new file compression/encryption or does it still give errors at the end ?