Nope , only after upgrade ( aka 23h2 => 24h2 ) better use first hwid for windows 10/11 , and use ohook for office 2013/16/19/21/24 or 365 and use tsforge for esu update unlocked or legacy os ( lower than windows 10 )
The MAS team also stated that TsForge has a relatively high probability of failure after changes in system functions, including online updates (whether active or passive) Is true??
Hi all, I have a Win10 cloned (moved) from HDD to SSD that just will not boot (bluespin hang), and I'm not sure if it is an activation issue, so I wanted to try MAS activation (original was win7 with SLIC and then upgraded up to Win8 and Win10). I can get the clone to boot partially into safemode+network (GUI fails), and then through some C-A-del trickery get taskmgr, and then start Admin cmd shell and more from taskmgr menu. But no full gui, in fact, there is an error/failure about sihost.exe (the windows desktop GUI). I tried using MAS script in the hobbled safemode+network state, but all 3 of HWID, TSforge and KMS fail. I get many errors, but one of them is that none of those 3 want to run in safemode+network, they want to run in normal boot mode. But that is the problem I'm trying to fix in the first place: Normal boot results in bluespin hang. Any ideas what I can do to get a license installed from the (hobbled) safemode+network state? Added: Screen photo
I assume that response is for me. Anyone know about any good websites that explain the underlying problems of windows cloning? I have used ntfsclone, I have tried using clonezilla (partimage), but no luck. Using ntfsclone was reliable for many years.
Why are you even trying to activate? You have bigger issues to fix first. Activation doesn't work in safe mode. Your SSD cloning issue is off-topic for this thread.