Upgrading to Windows 8.1 for Enterprise version users are not as simple as other versions. You cannot upgrade from the Windows Store and it will not be available as a old time "Windows Update" option.
It is intendent that this is a task for the IT Department, that will do this using tools like "System Center Configuration Manager" or "MDT". If you have access to the Windows 8.1 Enterprise ISO file you can do this directly from the CD of course. But beware that you need an Windows 8.1 Enterprise key or update on your KMS
About Me
- Olav Tvedt
- Bergen, Norway
- 19th times Microsoft MVP (Security and Windows). IT-Dude @SpareBankenNorge
Showing posts with label kms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kms. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
KMS Client Setup Keys to use during deployment
If you are using KMS server or stuff like creating templates without using you licens key you can use KMS setup keys. This keys cannot be activated but works for deployment scenarios where you have to type in a key under installation. For instance Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 ask for a key if deploy With MDT, then you can use the keys.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Cleaning Up Unknown IAM Assignments Across Azure Subscriptions
If you manage more than a handful of Azure subscriptions, IAM hygiene quickly becomes one of those tasks everyone knows is important, but ...
-
Working with mobile device management (MDM) require a lot of testing. With Windows 10 testing is no problem (except those things that demand...
-
I found myself in the situation that I needed to get the Windows key out from the ACPI in the UEFI bios and preferable get to use it in a ta...
-
Felt a bit stupid today (again). Have been struggling with some Microsoft Surface Go devices. Love the device but, when they are shipped wit...