Office 2010 Toolkit and EZ-Activator.

I don't know about suspending it, but office forces a repair when it cant start the thing.

I still think the phone activation would be the best, but I don't think it would work the same way. In 2007, just patch MSO.DLL in one place and it takes all zeroes for activation. I don't thing OSPPSVC would be fooled by that without tearing it up. I don't know how hard it would be to keygen it, most products got rid of phone activation because it was easy to hit. I remember the good old days when you could get 11 years of NIS by keygenning the phone activation.

 

That's what the install trial reset is supposed to do. It makes a scheduled task that runs an exe that activates you. Only thing is it does it at every start and not when out of 180.

I felt too much could go wrong waiting for the end, sometimes KMS fails to activate or you leave your PC on past the 180, so you don't restart to activate it.

Every boot may be a little excessive (I don't even use it myself), but there are so many choices for KMS you can just pick one you like.

I use the manual KMS in this tool, as it shows me details every attempt and lets me try until I'm satisfied. Mini KMs only goes up to 8 times and only displays success, not errors.

 

OK I updated the toolkit, added some things and made some things more stable. I made a lot of improvements to the backup part.

For option 12, maybe someone has some ideas, I add your activation backup to a silent 7zip sfx exe that runs a restore script (I have some ideas with office customization toll that I do not know will work, I'd stick with regular backup for now. See the message when attempting to use it that I added.

 

It's a little hacky and can be hit or miss, I recommending using it as a last measure if you succeeded in activating MAK key that got blacklisted, if things go wrong it can be a disaster but it is about as good as it can get.

Both use KMS Keygen but mine lets you see the activation and see if it worked and lets you try again, the AutoKMS tries activation until it succeeds at every startup, but AutoKMS has to be extracted before it runs since its an SFX exe. I made it for more of my purposes but I find myself using a different solution now.

 

Option 1 is a KMS scheduled task tool, 2 runs the regular activate command (/act), but runs the keygen to do KMS, it will try KMS activation and attempt to activate MAK or whatever else you got (It installs nothing and removes all traces). Option 3 simply rearms office, no activation or anything, this can be done up to 5 times but I wouldn't use up your rearms. Option 4 just installs/changes a serial, you would want to do this if you got a MAK key, so you could use it and permanently activate.

My tool (Option 1) removes traces of itself except for the file and task so it could be detected, which is why I run Keygen.exe in option 2 so you can KMS and remove all traces, so Option 2 is the equivalent of Tuvi Hack as there are no traces (I even remove the set KMS host to 127.0.0.1). I cannot, nor can anyone else vouch for OGA pass as there is no OGA for 2010 to try yet, but it seems KMS would be hardest to fail as leaked MAK's can be blacklisted to always fail but KMS uses different key every time (MS could do a whitelist of KMS so anything by the keygen fails but this seems a bit unlikely for now)

 

What do you mean factory default settings? If you mean application settings then no, but if you mean activation status, you can take a backup before activating/cracking, try whatever, and restore that backup. I discovered that you can reset rearm count this way but sometimes OSPP gets suspicious about restore. I name the backup after the PC and overwrite it so if you want multiple backups I'd copy old ones, I used to make a person type out the path but wanted to make it simpler. If the restore process succeeds you can reset activation but it won't replace cracked files.

The interesting thing about the backup (and the part that can mess up) is that I backup reg keys, and these contain stuff tokens don't (token swap will not reset rearm count, you can backup tokens, rearm, and restore tokens but your activation status will be 30 day grace regardless of tokens).

Sometimes you have to reinstall product keys as there isn't a good way to back them up but I assume backup process will be used to try to get activation if you were lucky enough to succeed MAK key activation before a blacklist. It doesn't make sense to reset rearms or restore for other purpose and risk screwing it up as you are safer with KMS and this tool can make retail able to use KMS. I only recommend it to restore an activated MAK that has been blacklisted since it is better to use KMS fresh than to restore.

In short, backup can do what you want if you use it that way but restore is only recommended for restoring activated but blacklisted due to risk of OSPPSVC flipping out. This used to happen alot but I have been able to refine backup process.

 

I set paths to files by looking in default location so yes. If you did have it in a different place you could change the batch file but thats a lot to do so I'd just leave it alone.