Windows Win 11 activation help please

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deepakvrao

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Need help with a Win 11 activation guys.

I built a new PC, deactivated the key on my old PC but the new PC is not accepting that product key [it's not an OEM key]. Tried raising a request for a call back from MS but nothing happened. Any suggestions?

Raised request for a callback 5 times. No callback. Someone on FB suggested this. Is it safe from hanging/crashes/security points of view?

Since you have already paid for it, your conscience is clear
Get the Microsoft Activation Scripts from Massgrave and use them
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Yes it's perfectly safe.

If you are still worried, activate it once using the script and then reformat and install Windows again. It will auto activate after connecting the PC to the internet.
 
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Nowadays your product keys get linked to your Microsoft account.

So just install Windows and log in with the same account as before. There's a good chance it would activate.

If it was a pro license, but the activation shows home, just click get pro or whatever button shows up in the settings page. It should automatically upgrade as well.

If nothing works, MAS from Massgrave is legit and can be used.
 
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kage said:
Nowadays your product keys get linked to your Microsoft account.

So just install Windows and log in with the same account as before. There's a good chance it would activate.

If it was a pro license, but the activation shows home, just click get pro or whatever button shows up in the settings page. It should automatically upgrade as well.

If nothing works, MAS from Massgrave is legit and can be used.
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I have logged in with the same account. Maybe I'll log out and login again as I had first logged in BEFORE deactivating it on my old PC.
 
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If nothing works, MAS from Massgrave is legit and can be used.
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The ironic part is that Microsoft Support itself has used MAS due to the frequent legitimate activation issues.
www.bleepingcomputer.com

Microsoft support 'cracks' Windows for customer after activation fails

In an unexpected twist, a Microsoft support engineer resorted to running an unofficial 'crack' on a customer's Windows PC after a genuine copy of the operating system failed to activate normally. It seems, this isn't the first time either that a Microsoft support professional has employed such...
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But yeah, generally find it odd that people would purchase salvaged or volume keys rather than use MAS.
 
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