I use the Evaluation version to build test machines in Hyper-V that I use for blogging.
For posterity, I am a fully licensed Windows 10 user with a copy of Windows 10 Professional. It's all very well claiming "you must buy a copy" but for ALREADY FULLY LICENSED USERS running VMs on (Windows 10!) Hyper-V for evaluation purposes, how many copies do I need to buy to use the virtualization software Microsoft have provided? As OP said, this model has worked since inception and clearly Microsoft have now blacklisted or blocked the evaluation exact same behaviour happens to me. I created a brand new VM and installed from a freshly-downloaded copy of the Windows 10 Enterprise ISO - the same happened, instantly expired and blocked. EVERY version of Windows 10 (from RTM through to 20H2) now shows "product key blocked". As I am constantly running tests this model works perfectly - these are not production machines and are regularly rebuilt.Īs the OP says this model of using the evaluation version for testing (surprisingly, that's what it is meant for!) has worked for nearly six years, yet last week, ALL product keys for Windows 10 evaluation are now blocked. Since 2015, I have been able to rearm each Windows 10 evaluation version twice and then rebuild them once the evaluation expires. Microsoft 365: Activation issues with Windows Pro Enterprise (May 31, 2022) | Born's Tech and Windows World (borncity.Exact same behaviour happens to me. Windows 10 Enterprise Subscription is not valid | NCE ()
Just wanted to know if others are experiencing the same issues? The Windows 10 pro endpoints are deployed by ConfigMgr OSD and these are then updated to Enterprise once the licensed user signs in. For the record, nothing is changed in the configuration of these Windows 10 endpoints: Hybrid Azure AD joined, Synced users assigned the E3 licences via group based licensing. This ticket was then assigned to some Exchange online team who now tries to internally discuss what to do when I told we are not using paid Windows support for this (who would point their finger to the subscription/M365 licenses). I tried my luck with MS support by opening a ticket via partner center. I googled and even binged this and found this Windows 10 Enterprise Subscription is not valid | NCE () matching our issue 100% Hi everyone! My customer contacted me after their Windows 10 Enterprises (activated via M365 E3 subscription) started downgrading to Pro this week, magically 90 days after their subscription was shifted to the new commerce experience.
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