Here its an example of my KMS Activation Method: Code: cscript /b \windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -skms localhost:1688 & echo. Localhost Successfully Set. echo. Port Status: Open and Ok. sc query KMS | findstr /i 1060 >nul || exit /b set em=1 1>>%Temp%\KMSlog.log echo.[%date% %time%] KMS Activation Process Start. 1>>%Temp%\KMSlog.log echo.[%date% %time%] Localhost Successfully Set. 1>>%Temp%\KMSlog.log echo.[%date% %time%] TCP port 1688 Open. echo. Emulator running... netsh firewall set portopening TCP 1688 "KMS emulator" >nul start /b %~dp0KMS\KMS.exe >nul IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 1>>%Temp%\KMSlog.log echo.[%date% %time%] KMS emulator run status... Ok. echo. Emulator Status: OK echo. Activating Product Please Wait... echo. set f=0. set /p var=^>Activation Attempts: <nul :act set /A f=f+1 set /p var=%f%<NUL if /i %f% == 10 goto:FAIL cscript /b \windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ato cscript /nologo C:\Windows\system32\slmgr.vbs /dli | Find "259200" >NUL && goto:Activated IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto act
yes right, this maybe works too. u can do what u want, but dont leave to much waiting time between tries. i cant controll your activations but thats my experience.
The code described avobe, its the best way to activate it tries to activate then checks if activated --> Code: cscript /nologo C:\Windows\system32\slmgr.vbs /dli | Find "259200" >NUL && goto:Activated if not then tries again and there's no waiting time "a process starts then finish and imediatly start the other one... and so on, its automatic, and if it is actvated then continues and display Sucess message.... the one you describe takes more time
hi, sorry if this question has been answered in this thread. It's a huge thread and hard for me to navigate through to find if it has been When running the program attempting a KMS activation, I get an error saying "Windows cannot find 'C:\xxx\xxxx\Local'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." After it attempts to activate but fails. Is there anything I can do to fix this? So sorry again if this has been answered, I tried my best to find the answer =(
Please let me know if your system its 32 or 64bits, which version of windows 7 are you trying to activate via KMS (remember only Professional and Enterprise, and N or E editions of them can be activated with KMS), and what the error exactly say... Thanks... ATT Darkor Hellruins
I'm running the 64bit version of Win7 Enterprise. The error is exactly what I quoted above "Windows cannot find 'C:\Users\eric\Local'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again."
It seem WOAT its haveing trouble with 64bits editions, I will fix that thanks for feedback... @everyone else please if you have any trouble with WOAT PLEASE FEEDBACK, if you do not feedback I can't Fix possible bugs, I don't have all editions of Windows 7 32 64bits installed thats the reason feedbacks are essential. Thanks to all...
"Windows cannot find 'C:\Users\myuser\Local'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." On Windows 7 Enterprise 32-bit any ideas?
Did you disable your Anti-Virus protection temporaly, or allow eception to firewall.... if not try that and run WOAT again... let me know how it goes
Still did not work, I disabled firewall completely and and there is no antivirus installed.... Its enterprise version on Samsung laptop NP-RV508.
i have the same problem - windows 7 enterpirse i will check my antyvirus an a i turn off my firewall - but that didn't help
I'm tested KMS 5.0 - didnt work also KMSA 6.0 Alpha Test. toomorow i will try to install whole windows again
The error: "Windows cannot find 'C:\Users\myuser\Local'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." There are three things I know of that could cause such a situation to occur Mostly caused by: Your local profile has been deleted improperly i.e. by deleting your profile folder C:\Documents and Settings\username (or C:\Users\username\Local) using Windows Explorer. The correct way to delete a user profile is described in my tip "Deleting User Profiles" on this site. Your user account has been added to either the local Guests group or the domain Guest group. This would likely be a simple error on the part of an admin. You're using roaming profiles and the permissions on your profile have been modified so that you no longer have Full Control permission for your profile. This may happen if your admin doesn't know his stuff and thinks that by making your roaming profile read-only you won't be able to modify it. The correct way of course to prevent users from modifying their roaming profiles is to implement mandatory profiles, not mucking about with permissions. Use the above information to try and troubleshoot your problem.
Sorry Phazor I dont mean to say that, I Was on a bad bad mood that day so sorry dude, You help me a lot with woat, comment deleted... I hope there's no hard feelings.... My Bad
I'm also having the same "Windows cannot find 'C:\Users\Hector\Local'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." Windows 7, Ent., 32-bit, using my own VLK key. Here is a screen shot of the error: The folder 'C:\Users\Hector\Local' doesn't exist on my computer, there is a folder named 'C:\Users\Hector\Local Settings', I suspect that the issue is caused by a path variable that is not properly quoted so that it can contain spaces. How do I extract the script from the executable so that I can debug and provide a fix? Thanks Hector