Office 2010 Toolkit and EZ-Activator.

That got rid of the syntax error, but its not getting the trial key.

 

In my current scenario, trial, isinstalled, not activated. Checking activation should only come into play when LicType="Retail", otherwise get red of that key if trial or subscription without concern about whether its activated. Maybe one of the past examples worked but had the ; in it.

 

OK I got it to remove trial key.

 

I've considered it but don't see it as that useful. If you wanted it to be used as a Autoactivating DVD, that only works with VL, which in that case you'd best be off using AutoKMS which is silent. I figured it would be more trouble than its worth.

 

Probably after next BETA, but not sure when that will happen.

 

Because they break too many rules and aren't worth the effort, my auto license repair will not support SingleImage (HomeBusiness, HomeStudent, or Pro Trial) or Starter.

The way I check if something is physically installed is based on some registry checks. SingleImage shows up as SingleImage period, so I can't tell if its HB, HS or Pro, and the MSI code needed to repair it does not fit the pattern I used to figure it out.

Starter is Click2Run, if you need to repair it (why would you be using EZ-Activator on activated starter, and why have starter installed with another thing anyway), just open it and let it fix itself, it will be activated.

I still will support versions of Pro, HB, and HS not from singleImage (I have Pro, but not HB and HS). I do not know however if there is a non SI installer for HB and HS.

 

We have in some cases a timing issue between killing keygen and deleting it. Is your Office successfully activated?

 

Not sure. If Windows KMS users can pass it I can't see why office wouldn't. I am not sure though if Windows KMS'd passes it.