HWID

This guide is for users who prefer to activate Windows 10 or 11 using the Hardware ID (HWID) method without relying on our automated script. If you'd rather use the script for a simpler process, please refer to our main activation page at [/].

Important Note: HWID activation is exclusively compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11.

How to Manually Activate Windows via HWID

To activate your Windows system manually, follow these steps precisely:

1. Ensure Internet Connectivity: Verify that your computer has an active internet connection.
2. Identify Your Windows Edition: To find out which edition of Windows you are running, open the Start Menu and search for "About your PC." The "Windows specification" section will display your edition (e.g., "Windows 11 Pro," "Windows 10 Home").
3. Download the Correct Ticket File: From the table below, locate your Windows edition and download the corresponding XML ticket file. It's crucial that the ticket file matches your exact Windows edition.
4. Copy the Ticket File: Transfer the downloaded ticket file to the following directory on your system: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\ClipSVC\GenuineTicket Please be aware that the ProgramData folder is typically hidden by default. You can easily access it by copying and pasting the full path above directly into the address bar of your Windows File Explorer.
5. Access Activation Settings: Open the Windows Settings application, then navigate to the "Activation" section.
6. Input Product Key: Click on the "Change product key" button. Refer back to the table below, find your Windows edition, and copy the provided generic product key. Paste this key into the product key field in the activation window.
7. Complete Activation: After entering the product key, allow a few moments for the system to process. Windows should then report as activated.

Troubleshooting Tip for Error 0x803fa067

If you encounter error 0x803fa067 when attempting to change the product key, try the following:

• Temporarily disconnect your computer from the internet (e.g., turn off Wi-Fi or unplugories the Ethernet cable).
• Attempt to change the product key again.
• Once the key is accepted or the process moves forward, reconnect to the internet. Your Windows installation should then activate successfully.

Windows 10/11 Edition Details

The following table provides the necessary product keys and corresponding ticket file download links for various Windows 10 and 11 editions:

Further Assistance

If you encounter any issues during the manual activation process, please consult our comprehensive troubleshooting guide available at [/troubleshoot].