Windows 10/11 21H2 and earlier versions have completely stopped supporting it, and using Static CID first in Auto mode is meaningless. It should be changed to using ZeroCID first. (10 21H2 build 19044/11 21H2 build 22000) @witherornot @Windows_Addict
They may backport the update to Windows 10, which caused deactivation in the Windows 11 24H2 release. Why should we take the risk of deactivating millions of users' PCs? Needless to say, you can always choose the ZeroCID method manually from the menu.
Will there be a new offline permanent activation method (OfflineCID) applicable to 24H2? I do not accept KMS4K. @Windows_Addict
And nobody cares. You are free to use whatever old version you choose, but the authors of MAS/TSForge are the ones to decide about how to go forward with their works. Please stop with your aggressiveness against others, you will be listened to less and less, and it will eventually be enough to reason a ban, at least temporarily. Btw, you are free to make a fork on Github and do whatever you like.
I totally agree with you Or if I respond as "Mr. Disagree" @oyh023 I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU!!!!! @oyh023 stop being so agressive in your responses Don't like what others are doing freely and providing freely, BUILD YOUR OWN !!!
What do you mean exit? it "try" and activate it as usual replacing and overwriting licenses is bad practice and not considered real activation, sooner or later will cause issues -- all ZeroCID activations will be invalidated if that happen
After activating it or even checking status (option 8), it immediately exits without saying press any key to return to menu even though both activating it and displaying status works before exiting. It may be because it runs directly on the new Windows 11 Terminal, it doesn't break out to an old style CMD window like MAS does Yeah it does cause issues, updating doesn't work, it fails, install breaks essentially
Both StaticCID and HWID require networking, but StaticCID cannot achieve the advantages of HWID: Persists between clean installations on the same hardware Persists between Windows 10 / 11 feature upgrades Can StaticCID be used when disabling or even completely removing Windows Update first?(HWID requires Windows Update to be enabled in order to run) @witherornot @Windows_Addict
1. Don't disable Windows Update. 2. We know that StaticCID isn't as good as HWID. SCID is mainly intended for those who want to activate ESU. If you need Windows 10/11 activation, it's best to use Ohook/HWID or KMS_VL_ALL.
If you disable WU, you open your computer to being exploited. StaticCID can work on any version, I advise against disabling WU because it's stupid.