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Worked perfectly for me. Thanks for the tip!

 

OK, so My Documents is a junction and Documents is the actual directory. I did not see the Documents folder even with show hidden and system files option in Explorer. That is why I thought it was the other way round.

@timesurfer
this would probably be the correct command to create the scheduled task

Code:

schtasks /create /tn "Office" /tr '"C:\Users\timesurfer\Documents\My Dropbox\Public\KMS Activation Script for Z.W.T Keygen.exe"' /sc monthly /mo 6 /st 00:00:00 /ru "" /f

Next time, Press shift and right-click on the file and select Copy as path to get the correct file path.

 

This is working

Code:

schtasks /create /tn "Office" /tr '"C:\Users\timesurfer\Documents\My Dropbox\Public\KMS\Office Volume Activation Script for Z.W.T Keygen.exe"' /sc monthly /mo 6 /st 00:00:00 /ru "" /f

Thanks

 

Added to my script

Code:

schtasks /create /tn "KMS-Activation" /tr '"%~dp0KMS Activation Script for Z.W.T Keygen.exe"' /sc monthly /mo 6 /st 00:00:00 /ru "" /f

and worked great.

Just run the script once and not worry more about activation.

Thank you guys.

 

Comp still needs to be on at 12 am for task to run just so people know

 

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Next morning it does not expire, you get 30 days grace to reactivate.

 

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Run the keygen, set hostname and activate. No need to install the key as it is installed by default.

 

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Yes, the process to activate will be the same.

 

got it. thank you so much.

 

very good FAQ out there. easy to understand.

 

this is what i did

"run the keygen.exe

and issue the cmd to activate via the following:-

cscript "%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office\OFFICE14\OSPP.VBS" /sethst:localhost

cscript "%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office\OFFICE14\OSPP.VBS" /act"

it works...

 

How come the installation files are so large in the Select Edition, comparing to the Professional Plus ones? I see there're sth like office64WW.msi in x86 ISO, are they for 64-bit installation?

 

Just a quick question. I take it the best we've still got is a 180 trial period and no permanent fix (save an official code etc... obviously)?

I'm about to bite the bullet and uninstall my legit Office 2007 to upgrade. I wanted to leave it awhile in case a permanent fix came along, as was the case for Office 2007 I downloaded prior to having a legit copy.

Thanks.

 

Select includes:

Office Pro Plus in both x86 and x64
Office Standard in both x86 and x64

Instead of Pro Plus retail which is x86 or x64.