You're a lifesaver! I ran slmgr โrearm in elevated cmd and that seems to have done the trick.
You are welcome.
Are you using a personal license or a volume license key?
This command below will display what you have.
slmgr /dlv
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You're a lifesaver! I ran slmgr โrearm in elevated cmd and that seems to have done the trick.
You are welcome.
Are you using a personal license or a volume license key?
This command below will display what you have.
slmgr /dlv
Wally,
I have read all the recent entries from you. Another person has had some questions for you and I have one...
Whether you are using Beta or Dev doesn't matter; I saw you are using Beta. My question is... How are you running your Insider Build... is it one of the 3 following ways?
I may say more once you have answered.
Cheers,
Drew (thewindowsclub.com)
I don't see any text that says Volume License Key or Personal License or otherwise. This is partly what I see:
Here is one of my machines, the bottom part looks like yours, rearm count still 1001. ๐
This is an OEM license that came with the machine.
How to tell if Windows Product license is OEM, Retail, Volume (MAK/KMS) (thewindowsclub.com)
Mine is OEM:DM as well. Let's hope this popup issue doesn't happen another thousand times, then. Haha. Thanks again!