Windows 10 Activator Fails?

[RobertX]

I downloaded and used a pre-activated version of Windows 10 and, to double-check, I typed:

Code:

slmgr /xpr

I was told that I would 180 days to re-activate.

I believe that the activator is KMSpico.

Is that normal?

[theSEMAR]

maybe normal.
i has been installed unthouched iso windows 10, then also use kmspico to activating it.
if i type "slmgr /xpr" at command prompt, will displayed message that my windows active for next 180 days.
i think kmspico re-activate windows every day, so that our windows are always active for the next 180 days.

[Mr.Masami]

maybe normal.
i has been installed unthouched iso windows 10, then also use kmspico to activating it.
if i type "slmgr /xpr" at command prompt, will displayed message that my windows active for next 180 days.
i think kmspico re-activate windows every day, so that our windows are always active for the next 180 days.

Confirm, same on my win10/kmspico.

[Q91]

Windows (since 8) and Office packs since 2013 will ask for validation every 180 days, so you will need to have tools like kmspico installed at all times

[RobertX]

Just a few hours ago, the "last" day went up by one day.

[AncientRome]

AutoKMS creates a task in the Task Scheduler. It has 3 conditions set to run: everyday at 11:59 PM, on start up or user log on.

Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Task Scheduler

[RobertX]

Thanks, AR, you just replenished my confidence.

[schnitzengruben]

I downloaded and used a pre-activated version of Windows 10 and, to double-check, I typed:

Code:

slmgr /xpr

I was told that I would 180 days to re-activate.

I believe that the activator is KMSpico.

Is that normal?

This is normal. KMSpico resets the "180 day clock" after every time the reboot.

[politux]

https://www.linuxmint.com/

[schnitzengruben]

As AR has said but my English is 2nd to me. Here's what i try to say but pictures make 1000 words:



You can see pico run on a "loop".

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I forgot my mind to add.

Making exception within AV is essential. Show paths to all living processes in a line divided by a comma. like this:

Code:

%ProgramFiles%\KMSpico\KMSELDI.exe, Service_KMS.exe, Autopico.exe

For W10/8.1/8/2012R/2012/2016:  

Code:

%WinDir%\SECOH-QAD.exe.