Has anyone had success using tsforge to activate ESU on an ARM version of Windows 10? I have an HP Envy X2 with snapdragon CPU. It is currently running Windows 10 Pro. All attempts to activate ESU result in an error and the suggested fix has not worked.
...embedded toolkit ? Are for build iso not tsforge related Better use windows 8.0 embedded standard , add ei.cfg With value Edition _Default Vl 0
Thank you so much for your excellent work! I'm running into a problem where I'm unable to activate 2008(non-R2) ESU. I've applied all available updates from Windows Update, and also installed the latest Servicing Stack Updates (SSU) and ESU preparation packages (KB5050682, KB4538484, KB5016891). After running tsforge /zcid using the pre-release build of Longhorn, the output is "No applicable activation IDs found." As a result, I cannot activate ESU. Could you please assist me in troubleshooting this issue?
There is an experimental version for Vista/2008. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...dows-esu-office-mas.88999/page-2#post-1872140
You will be best served by using BypassESU. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...urity-updates-eligibility.80606/#post-1560451 TSforge on Vista has the least support, it can only activate the base OS and any addons for which product keys are already available.
Indeed, BypassESU is a truly great project, and I've been using it for many years. Now, I just want to try a newer, more elegant method that doesn't require patching any system files. However, it seems that TSforge's support on the Longhorn platform is still too limited at the moment.
Except .NET 4.x updates, you don't need to patch any system file if you install updates manually even for .NET 4.x, you could use repackaged updated installer instead