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Asked by shaynej in Deployment Software for Development, Windows 7
Hey guys.
I have got myself a copy of Windows 7 Enterprise with a volume license key (And yes, it is legitimate). The problem I am having is when I try to install Windows 7 using the autounattend.xml file on a usb stick method, I get an invalid key.
"The unattend answer file contains an invalid product key. Either remove the invalid key or provide a valid product key in the unattend answer file to proceed with Windows installation."
Now I know for sure that this is the key without any typos as I copied and pasted it straight from Microsoft Volume Licensing website. I have also successfully installed and activated 4 teachers computers, so the key is valid.
I created the file using WAIK for Windows 7. I followed the instructions from the WAIK installation.
Thanks,
Shayne Jellesma
Desktop Support and Network Administrator
St Martins Lutheran College
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