Microsoft PID Checker

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does office 2019 supported ??

 

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Click on Custom or Custom Profile and choose O19 pkey, then paste the key in the box

 

aha.. Also do you have the windows10 pkeyconfig file ?

 

Thank you

 

any new version ??

 

dear admin or concern to

will this do server 2019 systems also by any chance

 

Provide and load the pkeyconfig from 1809 or higher and it will do.

 

Hello guys, is there any PID Key Checker that can check who issued Windows 10 Product keys?

For example:

Issued by: MSDN
Issued by: Azure (Dreamspark/Imagine)
Issued by: Microsoft (Commercial use)

So you can check if the key is genuine retail key (like the ones sold on Microsoft) or if it's a MSDN/Azure retail key.

Thanks!

 

Hi and first i want to say Thanks! for this tool ...

But second i have a question --> Is it possible to run this tool per command line? I think i found something about this but i didn't find these info/ site anymore

Or do somebody an similar tool which is possible to run per command line?

 

[QUOTE =“ yoshman，帖子：1554854，成员：139950”]嗨，首先我要说谢谢！对于这个工具...

但是第二个问题是->是否可以在每个命令行中运行此工具？我想我发现了一些有关此的信息，但是我再也找不到这些信息/网站了

还是有人可以在每个命令行中运行类似的工具？[/ QUOTE]

 

any one can explain the MAK count parameter for me?

 

Checks online with MS and returns the remaining number of activations possible with that key. Once a MAK has used up all activations, it doesn't work for activating anything, anymore.

 

this is an amazing tool , few other tools like it out there , but its a little old now , many windows 10 MAK keys is not getting detected , at least the MAK count , does any one know of other options i can look for , some thing more updated ,

 

https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/simplepidx-simple-yet-powerful-product-key-checker.80300/

 

So, could SimplePidX be seen like a successor for Microsoft PID Checker? and this last one like the successor for The Ultimate PID Checker? (of course apart from Windows XP)