Bios Windows Key Extractor
In this Short Tutorial, I will show you How To Pull out 'Windows OEM Product Key' From the BIOS/EFI Without Use of Any Third-Party Software in Windows 10/8.1/8. # MakeaDonation.
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Jan 16, 2016 Windows 7 Product Keys are not stored in the BIOS - the only 'personal' Key is on the COA sticker on the machine's case (or possibly inside the battery compartment) It's likely that the Key you found with the Keyfinder is an OEMSLP Key - which is only valid when used with the proper manufacturer's Recovery media. Jul 01, 2018 Lost my Windows 10 Product Key, is it possible to extract it from /windows folder or something similar? Then, Boot your PC from the Installation Media you just created (change Boot Order in your BIOS) to begin installing Windows 10 If you have problems booting from a boot disc, you may have UEFI BIOS. However, on Windows 8/8.1 laptop, you maybe cannot find the sticker with Windows product key. Even, the Windows product key is not stored in the Windows registry file. The OEM Windows 8/8.1 product key may be stored on the BIOS. To get Windows 8/8.1 product key from Windows registry files, most of product key finder freeware can do it. Finding your Windows 10 key can be problematic with Windows 10. Here is a VBS script that can get your key with no issues. This script was not written by me, but has been posted in several places with no recognition of the author.
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I did a fresh install of Win 8 on my PC, I was told the OEM product key will automatically supplied in the installtion. However, it did not happen in my case.. this is the method i used to install Windows 8. Now im stuck with an unregistered Win 8. I'm wondering, now, if there's a way to extract the Product Key from my BIOS?
Bios Windows Key Extractor For Windows 10
Edit: my pc came with OEM Windows 8 installed
6 Answers
See this tutorial for more help:
Windows 8 clean install from iso using the machines own Windows 8 OEM licence
The BIOS does store the OEM key. If you make a clean install on an unparticioned HDD with an MSDN installer, it can detect the key. However, the windows edition of the key must match the edition of the installer (Pro, with or without Media Center Pack, Enterprise, etc.). If the two don't match, the installer will prompt to enter the key and activate Windows.
Here's another interesting tutorial, to install a different version of Windows 8:
Installing Windows 8 Pro over Standard OEM in your new Win8 Certified notebookhttp://forum.notebookreview.com/asus/698920-installing-windows-8-pro-over-standard-oem-your-new-win8-certified-notebook.html
Download RW-EVERYTHING. Run it. Click on the ACPI Table button at the top. After that click on the MSDM tab. Your BIOS's product key is at the bottom.
When the program opens just remember to close the bottom windows first - having two windows open can cause the program to crash.
I tested this program because I had a hdd crash and had to clone the hard drive to a new one. I did a factory restore on the new drive, and then of course it wanted to be reactivated. This program helped me retrieve the key.
Jan DoggenThe free OEM Product Key Tool from NeoSmart Technologies is probably the most straight-forward way of doing this. Just run the standalone exe and it'll come up in the main dialog like this:
Disclosure: I work for NeoSmart
Mahmoud Al-QudsiMahmoud Al-QudsiI had a similar situation.. Brand new Dell M3800 and I immediately scratched all the disk to install Linux on the thing, and as a result I 'lost' the key. Still, I wanted to install 'my' Windows version into a VM (it comes on a USB stick).
So here is what I did:
- dump the USB key (the entire device) to an image file (using
dd), - dump the ACPI tables using
acpidump.
As an answer mentions above, the table to look for is MSDM; the product key is the last characters in this table.
From my experience, the OEM product key in the BIOS was never supplied at installation. I recommend those who wish to do a fresh install of Windows 8 on an OEM machine obtain the OEM Product Key first by using this tool (This step is important, because if you perform a fresh install without having obtained your OEM key, it would be extremely difficult to extract the product key from your BIOS). After formatting and a fresh install, enter your OEM product key manually. Immediately after the entry, your Windows 8 will automatically be activated (it does not require online activation). Good luck!
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user22105user22105There is no product key in your BIOS. As you correctly said, the key is automatically supplied in the installation. Since you didn't install using the OEM's installer, the key was not supplied during the installation. You need to install with the OEM's Windows 8 installation media or with the OEM's recovery method.
David SchwartzDavid Schwartzprotected by Community♦Jun 17 '13 at 5:40
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