This does not only apply to Microsoft but all software in general. You should not really rely on the software to provide you with the license key prior to entering it. I do not see what the problem is with Microsoft hiding the keys in the system? Its really the sys admin or whoever is installing the software responsibility to look after and manage I guess this is not the forum to find help with my scripts, yet I would like to thank Tim, Meinolf and Darell for their helpfull replies and professionalism. If it's so easy for a third party tool to show the keys, why not provide you're customers with a free (I already paid for my key), safe and Microsoft signed application to provide transparency for its own licensing? Never have to dig trough the records of his procedessor or the administration department on a frustrating and time-consuming quest for keys. I could only wish we would live in an ideal world where sysadmins work for the same company ever since the firs server was baptised and
I could maybe get on board with this with client OSs like Windows 7, Vista or XP, but in a server environment. If my license key is my responsability, isn't keeping it safeĪs well? You are not being very respnsable by redeirecting me to my OEM supplier, now are you? I fail to understand Microsofts reasoning about privacy and it being my own responsability if it's so hard for me to find my own license key yet so easy for a third party tool to obtain this.
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