I depends on which KMS you used. then it depends if you allowed the Schedule to be Active or not. also you can chek to see what time is left.. most of the KMS also have a License Checker that give you time left, or just use the KMS again an Reactive now. you also can validate your Activation with VAMT 3.1
You can check the activation grace left in admin command prompt with: Code: cscript slmgr.vbs /dlv AutoKMS should reactivate you normally. In case it's failing create exclusion in your Antivirus for C:\Windows\AutoKMS folder, then uninstall it and reinstall.
Typical answer Tito: I want a clean KMS with no files / registry mods as KMS emulators do, but they don't realize those KMS servers could be offline at any moment...
Sorry, actually my question should have been more specific. My concern is more about if I use MTK or KMS pico to activate W8.1 or Office, will they run a kms server on my system for that or will they apply a more light method? I 'd like to avoid facing the first post statement: What does EZ-activator from MTK actually do (in detail)?
@freMea KMS emulators have evolved to the point that they consume very little resources on the host PC. It is no longer necessary to run a KMS server in a virtual machine. Heck, there are even KMS emulators that run under Linux and you can install them in a router, NAS device, RaspberryPI, or even a TV tuner box.
Would you be so kind enough to provide me idiot proof instructions via pm for running it on a router like ASUS RMerlin or Tomato, I'm aware of how to use it via Qpython