Retrieving entire volume MAK key from a VM

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  1. kd6cae

    kd6cae MDL Novice

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    #1 kd6cae, Oct 21, 2012
    I have a virtual machine here that a fellow classmate of mine sent me, and I want to if possible retrieve the entire product key from it. It is already activated, and I want to see how many activations remain on this particular volume mak, however slmgr only ever shows the last 5 of the product key. All keyfinders I've tried, including Magical Jellybean keyfinder only show all B's for the key, so that's of no help. Is there any tool out there that will allow me to retrieve the entire volume MAK product key from this virtual machine? Thanks much for any help.
     
  2. mictlan

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    #2 mictlan, Oct 21, 2012
    No, there is no such tool. Key is not stored in registry.
     
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    #6 idsk, Oct 22, 2012
    there is Microsoft Volume Activation Management Tool 2.0 MMC to manage keys, but don't know if it will show the installed key
     
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    #7 anarchist9027, Oct 22, 2012
    It wont show the keys
     
  8. Dolorous Edd

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    #8 Dolorous Edd, Oct 23, 2012
    "THERE IS NO TOOL THAT CAN READ MAK KEYS FROM an installed system"

    And thank goodness for that.
     
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