All our workstations are Vista Enterprise, and like most companies using Vista we use a couple KMS servers for the licensing. We do however have occasions where a system needs to be configured ...

So about a year ago, we acquired 3 licenses for Windows 7 Professional (Upgrade, in case that matters), that our VAR issued as a single-key MAK license. While the MAK key will allow up to 50 ...

He added that this MAK key will work with a KMS activation deployment. When asked what's most confusing for customers about buying an ESU license, Canfield pointed to its one-year limit.

Hey folks, hopefully someone has run in to this. I have a new Server 2019 box that I'm building a KMS on. When I try to load the 2019 KMS host key in to VAMT it bombs saying it is not compatible ...

If you receive a key that you doubt, and need to figure out the type of key, then you can use the slmgr /dli command. It will reveal if it’s Retail, OEM, or KMS, or MAK keys. I hope you resolve ...

While MAK keys are for Enterprise, they are of the same nature as consumer keys to activate Windows. They both can be activated even when the computer goes through re-install.