Microsoft’s most popular Windows operating system is Windows 10, Which is a premium operating system
Note, of course, that your OEM License for XP may not permit it to exist on anything other than the box it was originally put on.that's why the OEM paid about $50 for it instead of a full $400 version.But THAT's gonna be between you and Microsoft.Windows 10 Activator txt is a text format file that use for activating windows 10 operating system, Till now Microsoft has brought new technology to us but their special creation among them is Windows, So, this is at least one of the "Officially Supported Fixes" for this issue. Took three reboots for Windows to hash out an Install ID. rebooted one more time, and GOT AN INSTALLATION ID! and it failed the first time (same blank Install ID).but I wouldn't let my new friend "Jason" off the phone. I didn't believe it either, so I "kept him busy" while the machine rebooted. Windows Balked at the hardware change, I got to the phone activation section.and exactly as you described, the Installation ID came up completely blank.įortunately after just one attempt, I got a Microsoft Activation Specialist who had this "possible outcome" on one of his "cue cards". both cases were when replacing failed hardware (the C:\ Drive) on Sony VAIO desktops, with OEM installs of XP Home, upgraded "after the fact" to XP Pro. Saw this once, actually twice, on a real, physical PC.
If it is a Boot Camp partition that is being run as a Virtual Machine then you may have to uninstall/reinstall VMware Tools however this also can also cause additional problems in that one could be locked out of the system until activated and the having to reactivate again after reinstalling VMware Tools. If the version of Windows is an OEM version that came with another computer then the EULA prohibits it being transfered to another system and could be part of the problem however Windows Product Activation is a requirement and part of Microsoft Windows not VMware Fusion so if this is a normal file based Virtual Machine that you're having a problem with Windows Activation then contact Microsoft for a resolution. what should i do?" is the worst way one can ask a question and really should be avoided for a number of good reasons. thanksįWIW Saying something to the effect of "Im having the same problem. what should i do? Was wondering if anyone fixed this problem, please let me know how to fix.
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