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Many users are facing issues with Windows 10 Digital Activation Program v1.3.2 which is failing to activate many versions of Windows 10 installations, with most versions being blocked during the prompts. If you have these issues, Microsoft has released a new version 1.3.4 to fix these errors and unlock your Windows 10 installation during the activation process for both the 64-bit and 32-bit versions of your OS's installable file types - instead of just one or the other! On the other hand, if you are looking for troubleshooting guides to fix any problems that have shown up in this version 1.3 release, continue reading below!For more information about this topic visit http://www. makosoft.com/blog/windows-10-activation-program/ https://www.sevenforums.com/general-support/158926-windows-10-digital-activation-program1.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8KE8W8cFp8&feature=youtu.be (Solved for some users, but not all) [/LIST] The newest solution to this problem is to change the Windows 10 ISO file that is downloaded into a different format, such as .ISO or .7z (that works for most users). After changing the file name of your Windows 10 ISO file, open up the file with one of the following software solutions: https://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm - This software solution allows you to open multiple files at once with the WinZip application without having to deal with each one individually. http://www.7-zip.org/download.html - This program will offer you to open up .ISO and .RAR files (just like in WinZip) in addition to having a much smaller download (9 MB). http://www.winrar.com/download.html - Although you have to download a more bulking program, WinRAR, this solution will allow you to open an ISO file with a simple double click of the mouse. After opening the file with one of these software solutions, it will prompt you on whether or not you wish to crack open the .ISO file and convert it into a .7z or a .RAR format. If you select yes, it will do that for free and then prompt you that the file has been successfully changed into another format (see Figure 1). Figure 1: File Conversion Successfully CompletedAfter changing your Windows 10 ISO into another format such as . 7z, open the file and extract all of the files inside of it to a directory on your computer. Next, right click on each of the files inside of this folder and click on Properties, then go down to the Details button and search for Product ID. In Figure 2 you can see that I have highlighted where this information is located within my Windows 10 ISO .7z file. Figure 2: Windows 10 Product IDOnce you locate where this information is located in your Windows 10 Installation Folder (.7z), copy that specific information into a text document or a Notepad file for later use. Now, head over to https://support.microsoft. cfa1e77820
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