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How to Know the Remaining Time of System Use and System Activation Status?

When we need to know whether the system has been activated or how much time remains in the system, we need to query through the command. Open Windows "Start", click "Run" Input "cmd" Boot up a Command Prompt Input code "slmgr.vbs /dli" slmgr.vbs /dli Time remaining: 159650 minutes ( 11 days ) System has been […]

How To Uninstall System Product Key?

When we are activating or using the system, we sometimes encounter some errors, such as the activation code is invalid, the activation code expires, and we need to uninstall the original activation code. So how do we uninstall the system product key? Open Windows "Start", click "Run" Input "cmd" Boot up a Command Prompt Input […]

How to know what edtion of your Windows 11 system is?

Windows 11 system has edtions Home Pro Pro N (for EU) Pro Education Pro for Workstations Education Enterprise Note: The product key for Windows 11 pro cannot be used to activate Windows 11 pro N/pro Education/pro for Workstations. Therefore, you need to purchase the correct product key for Windows 11 you use. How to know […]

How to query the system version tutorial (applicable to win7 win8 win10 win11)

1. press the "win key" + "R key" on the keyboard; As shown in the figure: Warm tips: the "win" key of apple computer is the "command" key; "Win" key of some notebooks is "start" key. 2. enter "msinfo32" in the pop-up window, and then click "OK"; As shown in the figure: 3. you can […]

How to upgrade Windows Server 2016 Evaluation Edition to the Windows Server 2016 Standard Version?

Step 1: You open cmd (run as administrator), then you type dism /online /get-targeteditions Step 2: You copy and paste this code in cmd If you want to upgrade to Windows Server 2016 Standard you type: dism /online /set-edition:serverstandard /productkey:XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX /accepteula Note: if you see “upgrade failed”, you restart your Windows Server 2016. It will […]