The script does not make use of pirated or otherwise illegaly-obtained Microsoft product keys. This software script is intended for consumers who have a device with valid installation or downgrade rights to Windows 7, or a valid Windows 7 retail product key or volume license key. The author of this software assumes no responsibility for any damages resulting from the use of this software where the user has violated any agreement between the themselves and any computer of software manufacturer. It is the user's responsibility to read their all applicable terms of service and license agreements, and/or contact their computer and software manufacturers before using this software. The use of this software may be in violation of specific manufacturer licensing agreements and/or terms of service. OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THEīy using this software you agree that you are using it at your own risk. LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,

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RETAIL - Skip straight to retail/VL key activation (if you aren't using it for OEM activation) Be sure to check the log file if something didn't work, because the script will exit automatically.ĪUTO - Automatically installs the matching certificate and product key, but will show the results and prompt you if you want to restart. Download the zip and extract to a folder.Autodetect failed activation and try an alternative certificate if available ✔.Multiple edition support (Starter, Home Prem/Basic and Ultimate) ✔.Unattended mode (detect manufacturer and auto-install matching certificate/key) ✔.Open the included setupcomplete.cmd to see options for unattended and auto modes (more on that below). One common use case could be by incorporating it into setupcomplete.cmd on a sysprep'd Windows 7 image. You can also use it to install a retail or volume license key programmtically, using it in a script if desired. For computers that come with a Windows 8/10 sticker but have downgrade rights to Windows 7 this allows you activate it after doing a clean install of Windows 7. This is a batch script for activating Windows 7 using an OEM certificate.

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