My Windows 7 Pro suddenly de-activated, I have no idea why, I was updating my intel drivers, and then this happened. I still have my product code and everything.
As others have mentioned this error suggests that the key is tied to a corporate network that it must log into every XX number of days in order to remain active and once it has not logged in for an extended period of time the key will become deactivated (just like you say has happened) and in order to reactivate you will need to log into the companies server -- If you can not get onto the server you will need to purchase a new license since you are not an active part of the company and thus the install is not legal and must be changed to a legal stand alone license rather than the company license.
Then reactivate, using your valid code. If it doesn't work, call Microsoft.
It gives me this screen http://prntscr.com/36i2o5 and after I click activate windows online loads, then gives me this. http://prntscr.com/36i2t9. Do you know their number?
Then reactivate, using your valid code. If it doesn't work, call Microsoft.
It gives me this screen http://prntscr.com/36i2o5 and after I click activate windows online loads, then gives me this. http://prntscr.com/36i2t9. Do you know their number?
The reason I asked is that if it's a company PC you'll have to connect it to the corporate network, where the KMS server sits, in order to reactivate it.
As others have mentioned this error suggests that the key is tied to a corporate network that it must log into every XX number of days in order to remain active and once it has not logged in for an extended period of time the key will become deactivated (just like you say has happened) and in order to reactivate you will need to log into the companies server -- If you can not get onto the server you will need to purchase a new license since you are not an active part of the company and thus the install is not legal and must be changed to a legal stand alone license rather than the company license.