Closed rizkysyazuli closed 8 years ago
Not an issue of the project, but Microsoft's fault. They basically tell you to do not activate and reinstall the VM when trial runs out. My solution was take a snapshot of the VM with all my tools installed and tell to Virtualbox reset the VM to that snapshot, so I don't waste my time anymore.
Same problem here. Even when reverting to the clean snapshot i am asked to activate
Same problem here. Restoring the snapshot doesn't seem to work
You SHOULD use it without activating it and the notification WILL NOT go away. That's how it's meant to work. You should check Microsoft's documentation.
@TrevorSayre what do you mean by that? At least when I make a new vm I get it to login and update it to the latest version. You could try removing WGA (or not allowing it to install when it comes as an update) and then make a snapshot of this clean state and restore it on every reboot. Works like a charm for me.
I am running into this same problem where it prompts me "This copy of Windows must be activated with Microsoft before you can log on.". Clicking No just brings me back to this stage. Clicking Yes brings me to the dialog to enter the activation code. What is the best way to solve this issue?
Wondering if anyone has a good solution to this issue? I have reverted back to the clean state, but still am unable to log in or use the machine.
Same issue, but only with XP.
I had the same issue, just removed the XP VM in virtualbox, selected 'delete all files', then rebuilt (just) the win XP IE8 VM using:
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xdissent/ievms/master/ievms.sh | env IEVMS_VERSIONS="8" bash
Thems the breaks, unfortunately. The XP image expires after 30-days, and reverting to clean will not help. Sorry
it's been a while since i last run the VMs. so it's natural that it started asking for activation (the Win XP for IE 6, 7, 8). but after i reset them to the "clean" snapshot, it still prompting for activation.
any ideas? am i asking to the wrong place?