Windows 10: MGAdiag

Has anyone run the MGAdiag tool, (yeah i know its not really for W10)
I only wondered if it still showed if the computer was in a grace period. For a consumer release
As im still running under the insider prog,

I get the following

Roy

:)

 

OEM or Retail version

Yes you could. But you did say when you ran the slmgr it said Retail so you should be ok.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/49586-deter...

There is a tool MGADiag tool that provides detailed information about your license.

http://forum.thewindowsclub.com/windows-tips-tu...

 

Is there any way to upgrade a windows 7 Asus laptop with an OEM-SLP license key to windows 10?

Run the MGADiag tool from the link below. When it completes, click on Copy, then paste the results in a reply.

https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=52012

 

At the admin cmd prompt, type slmgr -dlv
SLMGR is a script file to handle software licensing, the -dlv argument means display license verbose which is pretty much the same information as in WGA above





I'll add results later from a Windows 10 Enterprise evaluation - which has a timeout




and from an unactivated Version which is in notification but has no grace period set.



You can also use slmgr -xpr to see when an expiry date is set - in the eval version

 

Coooooool,

thanks guys.