Service role: Activate Windows and Office Online
Applicable to: Vol version of Windows and office
Applicable version: All versions up to WIN10 and office2016
Service hours: 24H, Occasional update maintenance
Advantages: Online activation saves time and effort without installing software clean Environmental Command simple
Disadvantage: The server does not hang the automatic re-authorization to the server hang (the server hangs can continue 180 days, the period was repaired early)
Building a KMS server
Download VLMCSD
Https://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/50234-Emulated-KMS-Servers-on-non-Windows-platforms
and upload the software to the server, giving 777 permissions
How to use
(If the server in the future to hang up, you can search for a new KMS server address, using the same method)
Activating windows
In general, as long as you ensure that you download the VL batch version and do not manually install any key,
You only need to run CMD with administrator privileges to execute a command that is sufficient:
slmgr/skms santos.3322.org
This command means to set the KMS server address (set kms) to santos.3322.org
Then go to the Computer properties or Control Panel where the rest of the point of the activation is good.
Of course, if you're too lazy, you can manually activate the command by saying:
Slmgr/ato
This command means that the current set of key and server address are attempted to activate the operation immediately.
The premise of KMS activation is that your system is a volume licensing version, that is, the VL version, the General Enterprise Edition is the VL version, the Professional Edition has the retail and the VL version, the home version of the ultimate OEM version and so on must not be activated with KMS. General advice from MSDN I tell you above to download the system.
The VL version of the image is typically built-in GVLK key for KMS activation. If you lose the other key manually, then the built-in key will be replaced, this time if you want to use KMS, then you need to gvlk key back. First of all
To https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867.aspx get your corresponding version of key
If you do not know what version of your system is, you can run the following command to view the system version:
WMIC OS Get Caption
After obtaining the corresponding key, run CMD with administrator privileges to perform the installation key:
SLMGR/IPK xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx
And then, as it says, set the KMS server address, activate.
A command to activate Office first your office must be a vol version, otherwise it cannot be activated.
Find your Office installation directory, such as C# program Files (x86)\microsoft Office\Office16
The 64-bit is C # programFiles\microsoft Office\office16
Office16 is OFFICE2016,OFFICE15 or 2013,office14 is 2010.
Then the directory pair, the directory below should have a ospp. VBS.
Next we'll go to the CD under this directory, for example:
CD C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft Office\office16
Then perform a registered KMS server address:
cscript ospp.vbs/sethst:santos.3322.org
The/sethst parameter is the specified KMS server address.
General Ospp.vbs can be dragged into the cmd window, so you can also do this:
" C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft OFFICE\OFFICE16\OSPP. VBS" /sethst:santos.3322.org
In general, "a command has been completed", but general office does not immediately connect to the KMS server for activation, so we add an additional manual activation command:
cscript ospp.vbs/act
If you are prompted to see the word successful, then the activation is successful, re-open office is good.
If an error is encountered, please check:
1, whether your system/office is a batch VL version 2, whether to run CMD3 with administrator privileges, your system/office has modified key/not installed GVLK KEY4, check your network connection 5, local resolution is wrong, or network problems 6, Search for the cause of the error according to the error code
0x80070005 error normally you run cmd with no administrator privileges
Using the VLMCSD self-built KMS service ~ a command to activate Windows/office