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Attachments: Up to 10 attachments including images can be used with a maximum of 3. If the devices never get connected to the internet, then they will never need to be activated. This is known as deferred activation. If the devices might get connected to the internet, then I recommend that you activate the systems in production before you ship to the customers.

This option is new to Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. Also, you could use the Volume Activation Management Tool in a proxy server to activate the system. This activation method enables you to perform volume activation for products that are installed on client computers that do not have Internet access.

Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread. Thanks for the response. Do you know if deferred activation has some limitations, such as less access to windows settings, etc.? Personalization settings will be blocked, but you can get around those with group policies and registry settings.

Thanks, this is really helpful for us, we have prepared Windows 10 IoT images are are mysteriously being deactivated, as part of our production procedure where the device is temporarily configured to go online and update the virus scanner definitions. Our embedded device, we don’t actually know if our end users use them online or offline, so our intention is to ship them in deferred activation state, however if the end user puts it online, they may need to activate, this is fine, we understand that.

If the device starts it’s life in deferred activation state, and then goes online, for something like AV definition updates, which it then deactivates itself, can it be put back to deferred activation state? For example, by activating it? I’m thinking of the use case, where the device start’s it’s life in deferred activation, goes online for a very short period during production, and then spends it’s entire life offline.

I’m concerned that an online activation might have a shelf-life. MarkG – For future reference please post a new question to a new thread. If there is any chance a system is going to touch the internet, then it is better to activate the system in manufacturing so the customer never has to address activation.

Once a system has been activated or has touched the internet, you cannot go back to deferred activation state. There is no temporary. Each OEM run time key has up to 50, activations, an activation-re-activation scenario would hit that limit.

Windows Enterprise IoT write operations. C HID over i2c access problem. Skip to main content. Find threads, tags, and users Comment Show 0. Current Visibility: Visible to all users. Hi, Thanks for the response. Thanks for all the answers; my last question does Phone activation is still available? My question; If the device starts it’s life in deferred activation state, and then goes online, for something like AV definition updates, which it then deactivates itself, can it be put back to deferred activation state?

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