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Windows 10: Your Windows license will expire soon

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Participants jadehound8wiredcanyon94Larry Ortiz5Brenda Cruz23Eric Alvarez
jadehound8 jadehound8 NewcomerOP
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joined Dec 2017
#1 ·
My Windows 10 Your Windows shows as being fully activated, yet I keep getting hit with this annoying pop-up message over and over again... I've tried running through a few different troubleshooting steps and fixes, but honestly, nothing seems to be working at all.
wiredcanyon94 wiredcanyon94 Active Member
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joined Nov 2022
#2 ·
jadehound8 said:My Windows 10 Your Windows shows as being fully activated, yet I keep getting hit with this annoying pop-up message over and over again... I've tried running through a few different troubleshooting steps and fixes, but honestly, nothing seems to be working at all.

If you can't find a workaround, you're probably just going to have to buy a license.
Larry Ortiz5 Larry Ortiz5 Regular
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joined May 2020
#3 ·
jadehound8 said:My Windows 10 Your Windows shows as being fully activated, yet I keep getting hit with this annoying pop-up message over and over again... I've tried running through a few different troubleshooting steps and fixes, but honestly, nothing seems to be working at all.

It sounds like you might have used one of those temporary activation tools that only lasts for about six months. Honestly? You can find legitimate licenses on eBay for around $25$10. Just pay through PayPal, and the seller will email you the key for your Windows directly. Just make sure you double-check whether you need the Home or Pro version before you buy it.
jadehound8 jadehound8 NewcomerOP
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joined Dec 2017
#4 ·
I actually managed to sort everything out by just deactivating the license and then running through the reactivation process again, and now it’s working perfectly fine! 😛
Brenda Cruz23 Brenda Cruz23 Member
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joined Jun 2016
#5 ·
jadehound8 said:I actually managed to sort everything out by just deactivating the license and then running through the reactivation process again, and now it’s working perfectly fine! 😛

Could you maybe send me a private message letting me know how you pulled that off? I've been trying to replicate it, but I just can't seem to get it to work on my end.
Eric Alvarez Eric Alvarez Member
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joined Jan 2017
#6 ·
Windows 10 runs perfectly fine even without a license. You only miss out on a few trivial settings, and you'll have that watermark sitting in the bottom right corner.

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