Microsoft recently announced a brand-new addition to Key Management Service (KMS), a standard feature for mass activation of Windows devices in enterprises and other large-scale organizations. The...
You know, you can just turn off the TPM chip in bios
Ok, I got around to reading the article. KMS activation now checks the TPM of the KVM server to make sure it’s verified. KMS emulation has always been janky af imo.
You know, you can just turn off the TPM chip in biosOk, I got around to reading the article. KMS activation now checks the TPM of the KVM server to make sure it’s verified. KMS emulation has always been janky af imo.
TLDR; Use Massgrave’s TSForge
I’m assuming Windows would check for that.
Even if they did, the massgrave activations can’t be revoked afaik