this is funny as there was no silverlight today. I would say, you let it run again and later, we talk about KMS server
If I may ask, what is your relationship with Microsoft? I have no idea what is the difference between a MAK key and a CSVLK key, and from what I understand, they are needed to power these KMS servers, but how did you get them? If it's information that can not be shared, then I understand.
I only want a MAK key to play with. See what it changes to the script to give it per. activation. I have a good ideal what a KMS activation changes but want to compare the two.
I got my CSVLK which is a Volume License Key through MSDN for my business. I have to have it to do IT services at the shop and store. I have 15 computers in the shops and 25 in the store, plus 6 POS systems that where running XP but now run Windows 7
Something interesting: After install updates, my win8 edition is still 9200.16384; some people changed to 9200.16420. Edit: My WMP is updated to 9200.16420.....hmmmm.....
Got any guide? Just now I activate using first post and everything success den I restart it still remain 78 days...
slmgr /skms 147.134.1.42:1688 slmgr -ato slmgr /ckms Try the above commands in order from command prompt with admin rights...
slmgr /skms 147.134.1.42:1688 slmgr -ato slmgr /ckms Try the above commands in order from command prompt with admin rights...
Seems you have the enterprise evaluation copy installed which only runs for 90 days. Make a clean install with the full version and activate it against the KMS server which is still firing data For permanent activation, you need to use other method like buying a legal key. KMS is only 180 days and then you need to reactivate against an active server.