Please use links, i have to search the post you now refere to. No, who said that? I linked to the entire post here: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...2024-24h2-26100-x.88280/page-191#post-1921138 ALL languages are available. IoT Enteprise LTSC is only available in en-US, you have to download normal Enterprise 2024 LTSC in your language and do the switch to IoT Enterprise 2024 LTSC yourself. As discussed here: - https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...2024-24h2-26100-x.88280/page-191#post-1921066 - https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...2024-24h2-26100-x.88280/page-191#post-1921067
Hello, I'm using Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 and just checked the support will end by jan 2027, now I'm thinking of upgrading to either Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 or Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2024. Does this Windows 11 versions use a lot of ram for no reason as the consumer ones? I don't know which one should I go to
Use MAS on GitHub to change Windows edition to IoT LTSC 2021 and use MAS again to activate using TSForge
Not to mention that HwID is trackable while KMS4K (TSForge) is not. If your OS is online, TSForge will use StaticCID, which requires a one-time Internet connection, in order to fetch the Confirmation ID.
once a machine has gone through hwid activation, is there a way to revoke it? are there tools to check if a machine's hwid has already ended up in microsoft's database and for which licenses?
Change LAN or brick it, not advised. You can also change the retail key to Volume Key, if possible (with IoT LTSC it will change license to non IoT LTSC). You can only check activations when using a MSA/online windows account.
Your machine is in the database as soon as it connects to the internet. HWID activation is permanent, same as legitimate digital license, so there's no way to revoke it on Microsoft's end.