Windows 10: Windows 11 deactivated itself

I asked this question before and was getting help.After asking for logs the very helpful person stopped responding.I am trying to revive the conversation here.Link to old threadhttps://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_11-win_licensing/windows-suddenly-deactivated-itself/6a08a506-933a-4309-8753-bbc8dc5e64be?messageId=ddf46c4a-963f-4550-8ddc-1cba655f5393&page=1"About a month and a half ago my laptop I have used for roughly 2 years all the sudden started claiming it was not activated and disabled many features such as sound management and desktop personalization.It sounds ver

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Problem activating Windows 11 after switching VMs

Hi there,

I purchased Windows 11 Home a couple of months ago and installed it on a VirtualBox VM. But VirtualBox was crashing quite a bit so I deactivated Windows 11 using the following commands:

• slmgr /upk
  
• slmgr /cpky
  

(as suggested on Redirecting ) and then installed it on a VMWare VM. Problem is, I can't activate Windows on the new VM even though it was deactivated on the old VM. I tried the recommended Troubleshooting Wizard solutions to no available and I couldn't find a Microsoft email address or support number, so I am posting here. Can anyone suggest how to contact Microsoft about this activation issue?

Thanks,

Darryl

PS: I have already deleted the old VM so I can't log back onto it.