We recently discovered that a handful of our machines have been setup using windows 10 Pro, not enterprise. A quick google around says I can just use slmgr /ipk to replace the key with the enterprise key however this doesnt seem to work as expected.
When i run this, the key changes as you would expect but the resultant version doesnt look right.
Before
After
Any idea what I'm doing wrong? This was using the KMS key that they should already be using. Or should I use the MAK key with slmgr?
I have about 40 machines to update, and I want to avoid having to manually activate each one, so we just want to push the right key onto the machines.
When i run this, the key changes as you would expect but the resultant version doesnt look right.
Before
Name: Windows(R), Professional edition
Description: Windows(R) Operating System, RETAIL channel
Product Key Channel: Retail
License Status: Licensed
After
Name: Windows(R), ProfessionalWorkstation edition
Description: Windows(R) Operating System, VOLUME_KMS_W10 channel
Product Key Channel: Volume:CSVLK
License Status: Licensed
Any idea what I'm doing wrong? This was using the KMS key that they should already be using. Or should I use the MAK key with slmgr?
I have about 40 machines to update, and I want to avoid having to manually activate each one, so we just want to push the right key onto the machines.