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All of a sudden I am getting this message on my Laptop - "Your Windows License will Expire Soon"
I scoured the Internet and came up with an article on five different methods in handling this issue.
Could you please provide me with the best way that I should be handling this issue?
Thanks for your support!
Have a good day!
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Ok, I have 3 screen shots you are looking for:
Lets go back to the first message I received which was: Your Windows license will expire soon. You need to activate Windows in settings.
Now I am getting these messages:
1) Activate Windows - go to Setting to activate Windows
2) This Copy of Microsoft Office is not activated.
3) Windows Version information
Thanks again for all the support!
Have a good day!
Sounds like your operating system was originally activated via volume licensing, using a KMS key. Questions:
1. Did you buy your laptop second hand? If so, how long ago?
2. Did you purchase a Windows license key or was Windows pre-installed?
3. Was Windows installed through your workplace?
Please read the following article:
https://windowsreport.com/12007-your-windows-license-will-expire-soon-windows-8-1/
I have done these steps before and it did help, try to read this related article to resolve your concern.
Guys, please read through the OP's comments (and screenshots) properly before posting. This is NOT a generic "Your license will expire soon" message. It is a message relating to a specific issue - "can't connect to your organization's activation server".
Posting links to unrelated articles on external sites is not much help to anyone.
Okay, then sorry to say you've been ripped off. Pretty sure your laptop was upgraded to Windows 10 in an enterprise (work) environment. Which means you won't be able to activate until the laptop is reconnected through that organization's server. Which is pretty much an impossibility.
I know of no other way to get round this. You might try phoning Microsoft support and explaining to them what has happened. I have found MS support to be very amenable toward situations such as yours and they might just activate your Windows 10 for you. Definitely worth a try.
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