Windows 8 KMS Activation

trying to do this, but it doesn't recognize the command. should i use /upk instead?

 

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no such command present for windows to clear key. I think you confused with office command "/unpkey:XXXXX" here....

 

You are right, there is no command to clear a product but there is a command to uninstall your key but once you uninstall your key, even if you are KMS activated or perm activated you will loose your activation and go back to trial. The command for that is:

Code:

slmgr /upk

 

Don't you hve activation backup? If not then you hve to first downgrade your wmc edition to pro. Kms can't activate WMC...

 

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I have found on several that people used more than 1 key in the attempt to get Office Activated.
ea key stays you can validate if more than one key is still in Office by

Code:

cscript "%PROGRAMFILES(x86)%\Microsoft Office\Office15\ospp.vbs" /dstatusall

of course remove the (x86) if you x64.... then /unpkey:last5 on ever one you used.

 

Yes, AND thats why i did not quote any post and just made a statement to remind the command to clear product key.As the WORD clear product key were mentioned in several post.

 

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I decided to bring back my server online after "no-ip" deleted my account !!
The new name is:

Code:

Please someone try to see if it works !!!!

 

not responding here so far.

 

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Can you try this please ?

Code:

osfpg7.no-ip.org

 

Port is closed

 

Working, port open

 

Thank you !!! Lets hope that they don't delete my account again !!!

 

Something must have happened because mine is still opened and i have had over 1 mill activation attempts on mine and nothing from them. Maybe your ISP reported it???

 

I don't know what happened. Some other members of the forum also wrote that no-ip deleted their account !!!

 

Well so far so good for me. I think it has to do something with the ISP because the rules here in Egypt are like "we dont care what you do as long as we get your money" LOL. I know countries like the US and Europe monitor the internet closely. So I am thinking ISP did it.