To run cmd.exe as administrator, enter the following command:Īt the command prompt with administrative rights, you can continue with manual KMS activation. This will start a command-line interface prompt without administrative rights. In this case, to perform the KMS activation, enter the path into Internet Explorer: When the 30 day grace-period has expired, Windows is running in “Reduced Functionality Mode“, only the Internet Explorer can be called. This error can usually be resolved by a BIOS update. The KMS activation expect here a so-called “Windows marker” and fails if it is corrupted or not found. Such BIOS version contains an invalid ACPI_SLIC table. on right mouse click.Įrror 0xC004F074 (“The Key Management Service (KMS) is unavailable”): In most cases it refers to incorrectly set time or the time zone.Įrror 0xC004F035 and 0xC004F059: Especially for computers that were originally acquired with an OEM operating system, in this case the KMS activation is prevented by computer's BIOS. The option Run as administrator is available e.g. ShowKeyPlus.exe "\\path_to_file\UpgradeKeys\%computername%.For manual activation, you must run the Command-Line Interface (cmd.exe) as administrator. If you upgraded free from Win 7/8 to 10, all Windows keys are the same:Īs long as you didn´t erased the PC you can find the old original Win 7/8 key in the registry with ShowKeyPlus: (Yes i'm sad too because PDQ doens't grab the keys anymore, this feature is lost somewhere between Inventory Version 8 and 9) Now you can copy/paste the keys into Inventory
ProduKey.exe /IEKeys 0 /OfficeKeys 0 /WindowsKeys 1 /scomma "\\path_to_file\Windows\%computername%.txt" /sort 2 /sort ~1Īt the end you have a txt files matching you pc name an the keys inside How-To Operating Systems Windows How to Find Product Keys for Windows and Other Apps Reinstalling software Older versions of Windows and Microsoft Office require product keys. ProduKey.exe /IEKeys 0 /OfficeKeys 1 /WindowsKeys 0 /scomma "\\path_to_file\Office\%computername%.txt" /sort 2 /sort ~1 selectĪnd Applications.Name like '%Microsoft%Office%2013%'Īnd Applications.Name like '%Microsoft%Office%2010%' Let me know what you're missing and I can help you get the right query. You may see some keys duplicated because there are so many Office editions and add-ons that can clutter up the results.Ĭopy and paste the SQL to a new SQL report, or import the attached file. Here's an example SQL which will give you Office 20 with their product keys.
As long as you're very specific about what you're looking for you can get pretty close. We have some plans to help with this in the future, but for now you'll need to create an SQL report to get what you want. The problem is that there isn't a 1 to 1 correspondence between Applications and Product Keys which makes it tough to join them together. Unfortunately there isn't yet a great answer.
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