Really? You are saying that an install of Windows Pro from the consumer ISO can activate against a KMS server? If so this is different behavior than I remember from earlier versions of Windows where you needed to ensure you had a version that accepted a VLK. If this is true, what product Key would you install to authenticate against the KMS? Thanks
I linked to the official MSFT website, containing all available gVLKs. Afaik, with 7 pro (vista probably too) it was the same, the key is leading for what channel is selected.
Yeah, when you state it like that I get it. I must have had some type of block against phrasing yesterday, because now that I understand your meaning, the meaning of the MS quote also seems to be perfectly clear. If you just assume they mean "retail"=="stand alone" then both your quotes make sense both logically and factually. I also see this now. I did click on the Spoiler links, but I had been looking at /dlv output all day and my mind was being instantly drawn to the middle of the block of text to verify GVLK. As I assumed what I was looking at what a /dlv readout, I didn't even bother looking for the product key because slmgr doesn't post the full one. What did you use to generate that output?
Yeah, I know, I'm the guy that posted why no sticky thread. I just don't get why there isn't even en-us iso at least. Not for all languages, just en-us at least.
LTSB/C is not available directly from MSFT, like ESD/UUP or Techbench ISOs. For en-US by SVF you only need the en-US Consumer ISO and the en-US LTSC SVF patch. Or at my LTSC Repo's, the LTSC EVAL en-US ISO and the en-US LTSC SVF patch (my repos are not in the OP of this thread because they are not complete, 17763.316 is missing).
adguard's techbench is currently down for the time being, anyone able to provide me with a link to Windows 7 SP1 Ultimate (Polish, x86)?
18362.30 the first officially released build of 1903. Techbench=consumer https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-pc-19h1-2-release.79259/page-67#post-1517000