Windows 10: Microsoft Volume Licensing login not working

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There have been some complaints that the Microsoft Volume Licensing login is not working for some. Users reported experiencing authentication issues with Microsoft’s products, including the VLSC service. It has been found that most Microsoft Volume Licensing login issues are caused due to the creation of unnecessary user accounts. If you’re experiencing the same issue on […]

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Volume License

There's no windows10 iso items in the list of volume license center, what's wrong?

 

Why does my login scree offer me windows 10 on volume 2 and also windows 10 on volume 4?

Hi,



Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.



I can understand, how frustrating it can be, when things don’t work as expected.

I'd be glad to help you.



Please answer these queries, mentioned below:

• Were you able to install Windows 10 successfully?
• Did you check, if the volume file is present in the Windows.old folder?
• Have you activated your Windows 10 with Microsoft volume license key?

I would suggest you to follow these steps, mentioned below to delete volume files manually from Windows.old folder and check, if it helps.

• Enter This PC in the search box, and then click on
  This PC in the search results.
• Double-tap or double-click the drive that Windows is installed on (typically, the C: drive).
• Double-tap or double-click the Windows.old folder.
• Double-tap or double-click the Users folder.
• Double-tap or double-click your user name.
• Open the Windows.old folder that contain the volume files, that you want to delete.
• Delete the volume files that you want from Windows.old
  folder on Windows 10 and check, if it works.
• Repeat steps 5-7 for each user account on your PC.

Please feel free to contact us, if you face any issues with Windows.

Thank you.

 

Volume Licensing / Divestment question

Hello,

We are currently going through an asset sale and have a question regarding transitioning when the third-party takes ownership.

The following are charactistics of our environment:

• We are a Microsoft volume licensing enterprise enviroment
• Deploy the volume license distribution of Microsoft desktop OS's and servers's OS
• Have centralized KMS Server and implement volume MAC keys (for special purposes)

What we know the third-party company is:

• Are a lot smaller company
• They do not have an Enterprise Agreement, no any volume licensing
• No KMS/MAC licenses
• They deploy OEM/Product licenses within their enviornment, they enter product keys per device deployment is my understanding

So we need to eventually remove these computers off our domain, and eventually off our network.

some of my concerns are:

• Would they need to reimage their Servers/Desktops to a FPP (Full Packaged Product) or OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) distribution copy of the operating system?
• The goal is to keep some Servers/Desktops operational, but once removed from our Domain and network the KMS count down begins (I believe 180 days)
• Can a volume license install of an OS be converted/or have the ability to accept FPP/OEM product keys?

Thanks, any advice is appreciated.