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  • Cyborganism
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    291 year ago

    Do you have an IT department? Go explain to them how you fucked up and used a Windows key from a pirate website on your work laptop and risked the company’s reputation and a possible lawsuit from a tech giant and how you wish to unfuck things before it’s too late or lose your job.

    Fucking hell man. That was a dumb move. I hope you learn a lesson from this.

    • @t_378@lemmy.one
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      41 year ago

      I guess their company might have a BYOD policy… Damn I hope that’s the case.

  • k_rol
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    231 year ago

    That was a dumb move to force an upgrade on a work laptop. There I said it and I feel better.

    Were you able to set the Hwid back to Windoes 10 pro?

  • @Omega_Jimes@lemmy.ca
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    161 year ago

    My dude, never mess with work equipment. Own up to your mistakes with the IT department, and they can fix it on their end.

  • Nomecks
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    41 year ago

    Does your work IT department not manage their laptops? Are they not going to come asking why your system is unmanageable?

  • Pussista
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    31 year ago

    Use the same script to unlock Pro. Windows is automatically picking Home because it was most recently activated that way. You could also add a file onto the USB you used to install Windows with to force to show you a selection menu of various Windows variations (ie Home, Pro, Education, etc) and then pick Pro there. The preinstalled key should still be on the machine.

  • @Jz5678910@lemdro.id
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    31 year ago

    Best guess I have is to install home, run MAS again to activate a pro key, upgrade to pro inside windows.

    Probably a better way, but that one should work. I was able to upgrade from home to pro this way.