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Microsoft is the US military's biggest supplier. There is definitely a solution for this. And that solution is probably not available to regular users.
by tormeh 9mo ago
Microsoft is the US military's biggest supplier. There is definitely a solution for this. And that solution is probably not available to regular users.
- lostlogin 9mo ago[flagged]
- wolvoleo 9mo agoYeah this. The common man rules don't apply there. Even in Enterprise by the way. No way we pay the amounts listed on the MS website.
- wmf 9mo agoRegular users buy a PC with Windows pre-activated.
- m463 9mo agoI would guess (no idea) that military computers log into the cloud, maybe it is a special (expensive) ms military cloud.
- leptons 9mo agoThat then is explicitly not an "air gapped" computer, which there definitely is need for in the military and government.
- jasomill 9mo agoThere are several solutions, and while most are limited to volume licensing, which, depending on your definition, may exclude "regular users", at least one is not: 1. Supply the code given by the "slmgr /dti" command to Microsoft over the phone or online from a non-air gapped machine. 2. Apply the resulting activation code with the "slmgr /atp" command.
- Wowfunhappy 9mo agoThe phone option just went away per TFA, which is why I was wondering if there's still an online (but on a different device) way to do this.
- 5555624 9mo agoYou take it to Base Ops and they imaage it or they come to you and image it.