Hello, I have downloaded an AIO Windows 10 X64 19H2 10in1 OEM ESD en-US NOV 2019 Version 1909 Build 18363.476 and I want to install it in VirtualBox v6. All I need is a suggestion for which version should I chose for VirtualBox installation (STD, DLA or OEM) FOR better COMPATIBILITY and ACTIVATION. And WHAT TOOL should I use to activate it after installation. TIA.
Depends on what sku's the iso contains, all common sku's can be KMS_VL_ALL or HWID activated. License channel doesn't matter, that's regulated by the used key.
Id' personally go with either Education or Enterprise after I deleted that homebrew'd ISO and downloaded a verifiable ISO directly from Microsoft or made my own ISO via UUP Dump. Then activate it using the MDL hosted KMS_VL_ALL project .....
I have tried all of STD, DLA and OEM. And it turns out that the one that is pre-activated when installation is finished is "DLA = Digital License Activation (HWID)".
Because if your system had a msdm, the STD and OEM version also would have activated Home (in most cases), the DLA version contains an activator.
Do you mean my host system? if so, I am using Manjaro Linux x64 KDE Plasma 5, and I have NOT found any presence of any MSDM file anywhere.
I just explained what the DLA, STD and OEM designations stand for But VM's can have MSDM bios rom/bins too.
MSDM is not a file, but a special table in the firmware implementation (BIOS or UEFI). MSDM is the successor to the SLIC table (which is still used for Vista/7 and Servers).