10586.0.160426-1409.th2_refresh_clienteducationn_vol_x64fre_it-it.iso this is the version that i have installed
HWID is OEMRET, don't use VOL iso's. And a Multiple Editions ISO (Home/Pro), not education VOL. Code: en_windows_10_multiple_editions_version_1511_x64_dvd_7223712.iso Yours should be it-IT not en-US
I saw you were crossposting and i concluded you are on 10 education now? What are you trying to upgrade to?
I'm running Enterprise LTSB to avoid those regular upgrades . When you bind your activation to MSA there are some chances to transfer the activation in case of a hardware change.
Sorry for the silly question, but can you still activate Windows 7 with Daz's loader and do an upgrade to Windows 10 to automatically recieve a legit Windows 10 activation?
Install at least mainboard and Network drivers. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...tivate-using-daz-in-win-7.76587/#post-1416847
Wow! That was super quick! I was expecting an answer by tomorrow (maybe). Thanks guys! I was about to upgrade with only lan drivers. Now I'll install them all, just in case Thanks again!
Thanks for the clarification mehdibleu. I wonder if you could do that (which you can up to this point), but also link your MS to that license (Reactivating Windows 10 after a hardware change). If that worked, you could go W7(DAZ) >> W10 >> link license to MS account >> be able to fresh install W10+activate using MS account...??
What is this sorcery MS uses to uniquely identify a PC for HWID? There must be countless of PC's with the exact same HW configurations.
Every device/hardware has an unique hwid, msft combines some to get a hash for it and it saves it on their servers.
For example, the hardware MAC address of the network card (and many other hardware components) is usually unique.