I have a laptop which had Win 10 Home edition. I installed Win 7 Pro, activated with Daz and upgraded to Win 10 Pro. Worked without issues and was updating regularly. Now I suddenly see the message that Win 10 is not activated. There seems to be no effect on the working and maybe no deadline to take any action. If I troubleshoot activation it says the license on machine is for Win 10 Home and I have installed Win 10 Pro. So do I need to do anything to remove this warning or just let it be and keep using?
Just a question: Had you lately 'upgraded' the BIOS of your Laptop to a new version? If so, roll back to the initial BIOS (by downloading the old an original for the Laptops home site) and see that would help. and just to say, lock your BIOS afterward it works to prevent future similar problems again. A friend of mine has such a problem some few months back and I solved that way.
A working HWID should not stop working when the hardware hasn't changed, mainboard/LAN. Did you change anything? Just redo the HWID, these days there is a tool (the original by s1ave77) to do it, use google
There was an issue with the w10 registration servers some weeks ago that made many systems read as unregistered, Id suggest waiting a few weeks to see if the issue clears.
Maybe its time for a new and clean install of Windows 10 Pro?! I was also trying the MS Web Help App and that didn't work either. All that problem started with the WU update to 17763.292 yesterday. While checking the MS Website for more info, I found that the given Error Code 0xC004E002 is for Windows up to Server 2012 but Windows 10. For Windows 10 it should be 0xC004E003.
Unfortunately, the only solution was to clean install Windows 10 Pro 1809 after the de-activation for the last 3 days. Even a call to MS didn't solve the problem and MS gave up after about an hour on the phone (Ok, was a toll-free call!)!. Had no any problem with the activation on the newly installed W10, all just went well with my old HWID! Now I'm on installing all required app's and apply the correct parameters to get access to all my data, which are all on separate physical drives. And just to mention, even to run a 'RESET' of the old Windows 10 Pro ended up in unactivated and to be impossible to activate manually. A format of the HDD was needed. OK, done and things working fine now again. Life goes on!
about once a month or every other month I do a full back up because I know s**t like that happens , and when I back it up its to another drive and it has saved my ass many hours of trying to figure out what went wrong ! the only thing that could screw me is if the mother board went out !