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Microsoft Product key Leaked

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bloodsside14

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I just want to share one thing that quite interesting with our Windows 7 License key and the activation Number. We have 2 licenses of windows 7 which is 100 each so totally is 200 License we have with the Volume License. We’ve purchased since mid of 2011, until now 2013 roughly 2 years passed the total number of activation was 3309 times from this 200 licenses estimate 16 times per PC has been activated?, Impossible! Now our online activation time has been exceeded the limit that Microsoft has provide so you will have to run phone activation only from now on. Now our Microsoft Office 2010 going to exceeding soon.

What are the things i must need to do to prevent this happen, and how can i detect those pc using my product key and deactivate their license.

I need some advise those who are expert in this matter. :facepalm:
 
Que?

As far as I know, there's no way to determine on which PCs a given license has been activated.
 
Force each user session to be unable to run .exe files such as Jellybean to be able to grab the key from that workstation?
 
Why not contact Official Microsoft Support department, ask them exactly the same thing, then post here to let everyone else know?
 
Que?

As far as I know, there's no way to determine on which PCs a given license has been activated.

You can do it with the wmic command, and the best part about wmic is you can send wmic commands remotely so you don't have to individually do it on each one.

Something like

Code:
wmic PATH SoftwareLicensingProduct WHERE "ProductKeyID like '%-%' AND Description like '%Windows%'" get LicenseStatus

will tell you if Windows is activated on that system (response of 1 is yes). There are several scripts around the net that will decode the product key into the original serial number. You can right click my computer and click properties to get it, or simply

Code:
wmic os get "SerialNumber"

That will give you the product key, and you can use that in a program like Jellybean or the variety of Powershell scripts that Google has for you.

Microsoft Volume Licensing Center should tell you what keys are activated and from where.
 
It won't tell you where are activated keys if they are out of company. You don't have to register it on any pc and there are no limits like hardware ID so 4325534 computers can have the same key activated. What more you can use phone to activate Windows or Office so it won't be even registered , only activated. It's so simple that you can activate any key that passes automated activation without saying a word.
MVLC site won't help you much and Microsoft won't tell you much more than you can find on this site or in your license agreement.

I have similar situation at work. Everytime we get keys for our company then even 2-3 weeks later all are in use or passed activation limit ( depends from license it's 5 or 100 ) so we have to use automated phone activation.
There is lot of soft like keygens in the web so sometimes you buy new Windows and it's already locked.
 
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The last option we can do to stop exploiting our serial key, is to do phone activation and our head of dept. will do that job. I'm wondering if Microsoft can deactivate the old key that exploit and give us a new one so we can start from the beginning and reinstall the new key provided by Microsoft.
 
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