KMS alternative servers, are they secure?

I would strongly advise against using someone else's private server to activate. You're basically telling Windows to "call out" to someone else's home at regular intervals since Windows occasional checks itself to see if it is still valid. You are better off using localhost (your own computer) to KMS Activate.

 

Just to follow up. -- @abbodi1406 tool seems to be the most current. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...pro-and-office-2013.49686/page-76#post-838808

OP, I can only imagine what changes you made in order to use someone else's server to activate. I would suggest formatting and starting fresh.

 

Localhost is usually the most secure method (as you control what is or is not on your PC). Yes, it will work with Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB. I use LTSB on my computer as well.

If the 1st one does not work, I fall back to this tool too https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...al-kms-solution-for-microsoft-products.28669/

 

FYI - Note the two files which abbodi recommends you add to exclude list in your anti-virus. Post

 

To follow up on @Nucleus comment with an explanation. --- Anything, no matter how safe, that allows you to 'exploit' Microsoft's usual method of activation will automatically tell you that it is unsafe. You could make your own tool, release it, and as soon as Microsoft discovered it, you can bet every anti-virus program would suddenly report how "bad" your tool was. This is because they're all in bed with one another. Microsoft's marketing for the past decade has been that of fear in hopes to scare everyone silly into thinking the only method is to depend completely 100% on Microsoft themselves (of course it is corporate propaganda https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/buying-windows-10-for-cheap.75184/#post-1373706 )

 

why not activate legit....upgrade on a win7 using daz loader...or u can find OEM license stickers anywere.

 

Why would people still use online kms servers when local emulators are readily available?

 

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Doesn't "0-Clear-KMS-Cache.cmd" from @abbodi1406's KMS_VL_ALL clear old kms caches?

 

Regedit:

Code:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SoftwareProtectionPlatform

KeyManagementServiceName
KeyManagementServicePort

If you have run abbodi's KMS VL All host address should be set to:

Code:

1.2.7.0

Puzzled as to why it isn't clearing/setting those reg keys for you?

 

Hi OP & everyone,

As the OP did, i first activated windows 10 education via an external KMS (the same as Khan1981).After reading this thread i installed KMS VL ALL by @abbodi1406 and run only the .cmd file without auto-renewal.
However, if i write in the powershell:

Code:

slmgr -dlv

i see that the name is cleared aswell as the KMS IP (shows not available). The same results are shown by "check-activation-status" file inside KMS VS folder.

Shouldn't i be seeing

Code:

1.2.7.0

in the host IP? or is it because i didn't activate auto-renewal?

My concern however is to be still linked somehow to the external KMS.

Thanks for the content by the way!

EDIT: i couldn't find in the regedit

KeyManagementServiceName
KeyManagementServicePort​

 

What about clearing connection to KMS servers for Office?
Same tool?

 

Yes. Office KMS cache is cleared too

 

Can you explain, why this activation method can harm your pc? Just downloaded Windows 10 Home via Microsfot official tool and activated via this method:

slmgr /ipk ххххх- ххххх – ххххх – ххххх – ххххх

slmgr /skms [serverhere]:1688 > I used ********

slmgr /ato