Slic toolkit x86/x64 (includes pkey&cert. backup)

#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) ACTIVATION KEY#
#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) UPGRADE#
#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) FULL#
#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) LICENSE#
#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) WINDOWS 7#

I've got a Dell Latitude laptop and while I didn't have the Windows 7 DVD (since Dell and most OEMs don't include them anymore), I knew that going in so I made my own installation DVD of Windows 7 Professional x86 and ењ†4 (two different unique DVDs, of course). The key on the OEM COA sticker - in my experience over the past two decades or so - has never ever once actually worked, and that's using COA stickers for every OEM you can think of that's ever made a computer running Windows as an OS. If OEM keys are in fact one time only activation, does this also apply for OEM System Builders license, say bought from an online retailer? I've read somewhere that Vista/7 OEM keys are one time only activations, where an XP OEM key could be reactivated multiple times (like I've done before reinstalling my own system).

Is there a difference in 7 Retail/OEM media? In XP days, if you tried to input a OEM key in Retail media it simply would not take it. In this instance, the key took it just won't activate. I understand 7 Retail/OEM uses all of the same media, or at least that's what I've read.

How come this doesn't work with 7 (and I'm guessing Vista)? With XP, I was always able to use an OEM disc to reinstall a system then just throw in the OEM COA tag key. When I call it says the key can not be activated (wrong type to activate in this method). It prompts me to call the automated activation center.

The key attempts to activate but can not. Yes, I reinstalled the Professional edition.

#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) FULL#

I tried using the OEM key on the COA today to reinstall it using my own Retail disc since the restore disc that came with it is full of bloat. I'm working on a purchased system that came with 7 Professional OEM installed. I am not looking for 'call Microsoft' because I understand I can do that, that's not the answer I'm looking for. Or, you can purchase a new computer that has a Microsoft Windows operating system and an ACPI_SLIC table that has a valid Windows marker.I'm only asking for response from people who have personally dealt with this. Alternatively, if you purchased an OEM system that has Windows Vista or Windows 7 installed and activated, you can contact the OEM for more help. Contact your licensing specialist to make sure that you are complaint.) Or, you can use a retail key. (You may not be compliant from a licensing scenario when you use a MAK.

#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) ACTIVATION KEY#

However, you can activate the system by using a multiple activation key (MAK).

#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) LICENSE#

This is a compliance check for the use of volume media as per the Volume License Agreement. You cannot activate such a system by using KMS.

#SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) UPGRADE#

This Windows marker is important for volume license customers who plan to use Windows Vista or Windows 7 volume license media to re-image or upgrade an OEM system according to the re-imaging rights in the volume license agreement.ДЄ computer whose ACPI_SLIC table lacks a valid Windows marker generates an error when you try to activate through KMS when you are using a volume edition of Windows Vista or of Windows 7. OEM systems that do not include an OEM Microsoft operating system may include an ACPI_SLIC table that does not include a valid marker file. HWID Hash Current: MAAAAAIAAQABAAIAAAACAAAAAQABAAEAHKIqo3cW4vLsaqYbxN4Ccooa9AEyocj2Д«IOS valid for OA 2.0: yes, but no SLIC tableДЄCPI Table Name OEMID Value OEMTableID ValueДЄ computer that was obtained from an OEM and that has an ACPI_SLIC table in the system BIOS must have a valid Windows marker in that ACPI_SLIC table if that system includes an OEM license for a Microsoft operating system (Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7). Notification Reason: 0xC004F009 (grace time expired).ДЄdmin Service: Registered, Version. Windows Product Key Hash: xTmsM7/buCC++WPc2AF7JBOioM8=

Slic toolkit x86/x64 (includes pkey&cert. backup)