This is to make sure that if the process doesn't work, you can reinstall Windows/change the edition and enter your current key, so that you can access everything again.

It should now be restored to your previous edition of Windows!īackup the activation key you are currently using. Select the first restore point in the list.

Click on the box at 'Select a different restore point'.Go down until you see 'Advanced System Settings' at 'Device Specifications'.It will exit, and your restore point is created!.When it is done, it will prompt 'Create restore point done!'.You will see some text that it is working on some things. If needed, you can later on restore to this point to make everything working again. The Restore Point Tool is a good tool using Batch to create a Windows restore point automatically so that you can rollback to your previous Windows edition. You can find a tool to easily do this below. Domain or Azure Active Directory - Used to make it possible to place the PC in a domain or use Azure Active Directory.Ĭreate a restore point to make sure you can roll back if something doesn't work, or anything goes wrong.Remote Desktop - Used to access your PC from anywhere by enabling a connection to your device.BitLocker - Used to better secure your storage drive in case it is stolen or for any other reason.There are so many reasons why you want to upgrade! A few famous features which you provide of: Method 3 For Activating Windows Pro Permanently.I get a notification: Your Windows license will expire soon or something that way.Note for users with unactivated Pro edition.Your PC can always be upgraded to a newer version of Windows if it runs 64-bit and has a good CPU and GPU. It is just the logo from the Windows version it came with. This doesn't say that your PC currently runs an older version of Windows. A list of them is below: Windows key buttons If you have one of those, refer the Windows key button to as yours. If you can't find that one, you likely have a PC that has been upgraded to Windows 10/11 from Windows 8.1/8/7/XP and other ones. If you see the Windows keyboard button and you can't find it, you likely have/had Windows 10 which has the button. A guide how to activate Windows 10 and 11 Pro for free! NOTE

Windows 11 license