Office 2010 Toolkit and EZ-Activator.

Running License Delete will deactivate, but because its legit you should be able to reactivate, still though I have a way for you to not screw with it. You may end up having to reactivate anyway as EZ-Activator does a license repair on failure which deactivates everything but is necessary to fix things.

1.Uninstall Visio AND Project, but not your legit ProPlus (Do NOT use toolkit's office uninstaller, as it uninstalls everything).
2.Use Stannieman's Channel Changer on the Visio and Project Installers to make them VL. This avoids having to convert from retail to VL on the fly (this may be causing the delay).
3.Now that you have uninstalled Retail Visio and Project, but have your VL installers, install them.
4.Once they are installed, do a check activation status and post it here.

5.After my response (I need to make sure this cleans things out), you'll probably be able to activate the Visio and Project with EZ-Activator. I'll tell you to disable some settings based upon what I see so don't do activation until I see step 4.

 

Don't know where it came from but it should not be needed for KMS activation as that occurs locally. Toolkit definitely did not add it though.

 

You should be OK unless you are using some Windows activator that relies on it. Office 2010 will be fine though.

 

OK good. Go to toolkit settings for EZ-Activator and disable "Convert Unactivated Retail To KMS" ,"Uninstall Unactivated Keys", "Rearm On Failure" and "Reinstall Licenses On Failure".

Then try EZ-Activator and post your results. We are hoping that it does not need to license repair (it probably will), if it does it can activate your KMS stuff and you'll have to manually reactivate your legit Retail. Hopefully activation works without that but given your circumstances it probably will do the license repair.


Oh and be 100% sure no AV/Firewall is active, as something went wrong on your initial attempt. (Check Windows firewall as well).

 

Kill it, something is locking it up.

Try this afterwards
Goto Global Settings Tab and disable Delete KMS Keygen After Use and Delete KMS Host After Use. Then press the Activate button under the Activation tab (outside of settings). If it fails or locks up close the toolkit and run the C:\Windows\KMSEmulator.exe. Then open Visio and see if the keygen delivers a code. Close Visio then open it again and see if it activated. If it works for Visio do the same thing for Project.

This activation occurs because those KMS apps are expired and manually try activating when opened (Not deleting stuff automatically let us run KMS without toolkit).

Try that a few times open visio, check if it activates, close it open it again and do the same for Project. This is assuming activation is not locked up which would require doing the License Repair.

 

If Project worked then Visio will, keep trying it, and when you think its good be sure to check toolkit activation status. If that is good (180 days for Visio and Project). Install AutoKMS.

 

Press the Activation button in toolkit (Not EZ-Activator), and let me know what happens.

 

From his description of things hanging, I doubt that would help. Plus it would just rob him of his ProPlus activation.

Can you attempt activation the old way?

I mean do what I said with running the KMSEmulator.exe with KMS Host set, but this time find OSPP.vbs and run cscript ospp.vbs /act.

You have to open a command prompt where it is. It will likely be in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14

You would do this at the command prompt (with admin rights for the cmd, and Keygen running:
cd /D C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14
cscript ospp.vbs /act

Try it a few times, if this hangs something is wrong outside of the toolkit's scope (as in something is wrong with your PC or Office).

 

No because he said he tried regualr activation and it also hangs.

He didn't show ospp.vbs /act yet though. If that messes up it can't be the toolkit's fault.