Windows 10: Updated Bios and Microsoft deactivated my Windows 11 Pro License, bought directly from...

I have been on the phone and chat support all day. I have begged. I have been patient. I need this deactivation bug fixed. I was told again and again, to buy windows license again. But I haven't changed anything.I bought my license directly from Microsoft in 2016. I have the order number linked to the same Microsoft account as I am using windows 11 pro. I am told I am out of activations, but I did not change anything. I am not going to accept "pay $199.99 again" this is injustice.

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MSFT acknowledges some Win10 Pro licenses being mistakenly deactivated

Source: Microsoft acknowledges some Windows 10 Pro licenses being mistakenly deactivated - Neowin

More:

• Windows 10 Pro goes Home as Microsoft fires up downgrade server - The Register
• Windows suddenly deactivated - Microsoft Community
• Windows 10 activation bug baffles, angers users | ZDNet

UPDATE: You can now run the Windows Activation troubleshooter to activate again.

*Arrow Use Activation Troubleshooter in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

 

MSFT acknowledges some Win10 Pro licenses being mistakenly deactivated

Source: Microsoft acknowledges some Windows 10 Pro licenses being mistakenly deactivated - Neowin

More:

• Windows 10 Pro goes Home as Microsoft fires up downgrade server - The Register
• Windows suddenly deactivated - Microsoft Community
• Windows 10 activation bug baffles, angers users | ZDNet

UPDATE: You can now run the Windows Activation troubleshooter to activate again.

*Arrow Use Activation Troubleshooter in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

 

Windows 11 Pro deactivated after BIOS update

Hi,

My problem is that Windows 11 Pro deactivated itself after I updated my motherboard (MSI Z790 Carbon Wi-fi) BIOS. I updated it from 7D89v17 to 7D89v18. I haven't done any hardware changes so it should be still active. Troubleshooting doesn't help. I have been using local account so my current device is not listed on my Microsoft account. I also tried to use my Windows 10 Pro OEM activation key in the Change Product key section but it also fails. Previous BIOS updates worked fine. I have opened couple of service requests in Windows Get Help to get that agent to call me, but I haven't heard anything yet.

BIOS update should not ever break Windows activation!!!

PC Specs:

i5-13600k, MSI Z790 Carbon Wi-fi, ASUS Strix RX 5700 XT