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Something is wrong with my old OEM key, I'm trying to activate it but it's not working at all, I always receiving message saying "0xc004f050 error code". I tried some methods but still not working. 

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@Jasur-s 

 

Did you change something such as Motherboard ? For new motherboard, you can NOT use your old Product key, you have to buy a new key from Microsoft.

 

Otherwise, please use the following Guide

 

            Windows 10 activation error 0xC004F050

           (Same for Windows 11)

 

Regards.

BH
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No I didn't do anything to my PC since I purchased

Jason_me
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@Jasur-s wrote:

No I didn't do anything to my PC since I purchased


@Jasur-s 

 

You don't need to activate Windows, machine will activate itself when you go online

 

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