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[Bug]: Windows 10 Enterprise Eval license expired directly after install #1508
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I haven't seen that happen yet. I'll try downloading an eval ISO matching your description in order to recreate the issue. Out of curiosity, what happens if you do an invoke-labcommand {slmgr.vbs /rearm} ? |
Running Invoke-LabCommand does not return anything:
If I run the command in an elevated prompt in the VM I get:
But after restart the system still shows "Windows license is expired". |
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Description
Windows 10 Enterprise Eval license is expired right after install. Tried removing the base image and recreating. Windows 10 Pro works as expected. If I setup a HyperV VM with Win10 Enterprise Eval manually, I get 30 day eval.
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