Microsoft-Activation-Scripts
by massgravel
Microsoft Activation Scripts - Open Source Toolkit
Comprehensive automation toolkit for Windows and Office activation using multiple methods including HWID, KMS38, and Ohook with troubleshooting tools.
- 162,648+ GitHub stars
- Built with Batchfile
- Multiple activation methods: HWID, KMS38, Ohook, and TSforge
- GNU General Public License v3.0 license
About This Project
This project provides a robust collection of activation scripts designed to automate the licensing process for Windows and Microsoft Office products. Built primarily with PowerShell and Batch scripting, it offers multiple activation strategies to accommodate different scenarios and requirements.
The toolkit implements four distinct activation methods: HWID (Hardware ID) for permanent Windows activation, KMS38 for extended Windows licensing, Ohook for Office products, and TSforge for specialized activation needs. Each method is designed to work reliably while providing detailed logging and error handling.
What sets this project apart is its focus on transparency and troubleshooting capabilities. The open-source nature allows developers to audit the code, understand the activation mechanisms, and contribute improvements. Advanced diagnostic tools help identify and resolve activation issues, making it valuable for both personal use and understanding Windows licensing internals.
With over 160,000 stars, this has become one of the most trusted community-driven solutions for activation automation, regularly updated to maintain compatibility with the latest Windows and Office versions.
Key Features
- Multiple activation methods: HWID, KMS38, Ohook, and TSforge
- Comprehensive troubleshooting and diagnostic utilities
- Open-source codebase for transparency and security auditing
- Support for both Windows 10/11 and Office/Microsoft 365
- Regular updates to maintain compatibility with latest releases
How You Can Use It
Automating Windows activation in test and development environments
Activating Microsoft Office installations without manual product key entry
Troubleshooting activation failures with built-in diagnostic tools
Learning about Windows licensing mechanisms and activation protocols
Managing activations across multiple virtual machines or systems
Who Is This For?
System administrators, IT professionals, developers working with Windows environments, and technical users managing multiple installations