To change Windows Vista product key, use the following steps:
1. Run Elevated Command Prompt with administrator rights or privileges. To do so, locate Command Prompt icon in Start Menu, right click on it and select “Run as Administrator”. You can also type in “command prompt” in Vista instant search, and right click on Command Prompt shortcut and then select “Runas Administrator” to enable administrator credentials. Answer yes to any UAC confirmation. You can also turn off UAC.
2. In the command prompt window, type the following command:
slmgr.vbs -ipk <insert your product key here>
Replace <insert your product key here> with the 25-digit Windows Vista product key.
3. To activate windows after changing the key, run the following command in the command prompt window:
slmgr.vbs -ato
If you don’t prefer to issue commands manually on command prompt, you can use the Vista GUI (graphical user interface) to change product key.
OK (-_-) also Übersetzen müsst ihr das schon selbst -
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Sooo wenn du deine Legal Erworbene Vista Version nach Kündigung deine Abos weiter nutzen willst dan ist das deine Lösung.
1x Original Key Kaufen obere Schritte ausführen und Abo wech und immernoch Legal Benutzen LoL.
und das noch hier nicht vergessen.....
1. Go to System Properties window with one of the following method:
* Right click on Computer and select Properties in the right click context menu
* Click on Start button, then Control Panel, and then select “System” (for classic view of Control Panel).
* Click on Start button, then Control Panel, and then System and Maintenance, and then select “System” (for normal view of Control Panel).
2. At the bottom of the System Properties window where “Windows activation” section located, click on a blue link named “Change product key” with a small shield icon next to it. Your system might need a second or two to display the change product key dialog after clicking on the link.
If Windows Vista system already in Reduced Functionality Mode, there is an option of “Retype your product key”, which is the same as “Change product key” above and will give you the opportunity to enter a new product key or license key if you want to activate Windows Vista with a new key that is not yet installed on the existing installation of Windows Vista.
