If I recall correctly, the hash of my ISO file is unique and would be different from yours even if you used the same ESD file as I did, and used ESD Decrypter to create an ISO file. I used ESD Decrypter (esd-decrypter-wimlib-6.7z) to create an ISO from the ESD. I wish MS would publish a statement explaining how the OS behaves when unactivated.Ĭlick to expand.I installed Win 10 Enterprise 64bit last night. I don't know if that made the difference in the Personalization behavior or not.īecause updates are forced, MS can change the way the unactivated OS behaves anytime they want to. The source for the 7/31 machine is an ISO file I created using the MS Media Creation tool. The source for the 7/15 machine was an ISO I created from an ESD file. One odd difference I noticed between the 7/15 machine and the 7/31 machine is that with theħ/15 machine, there was a brief period after booting when Personalization changes were enabled, but with the 7/31 machine, Personalization changes are disabled immediately after booting.
I do have another VM in which I installed Win 10 unactivated on, so I am continuing with the experiment. Bummer! I was looking forward to seeing if there was any change after the machine had been running for 30 days unactivated. The VM in which I installed Win 10 unactivated on somehow got corrupted and I had to delete it.
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