method one:
1. Press [windows + r] at the same time to start running;
2. Enter slmgr.vbs -xpr and press Enter. If the page prompts [Computer has been permanently activated], it means that you are currently using a genuine Windows 10 system.
Method Two:
1. Click "This Computer" on the computer desktop, bring up the menu options, and click "Properties" in the list to enter.
2. Looking at the basic information of the computer, if it is not activated at the bottom of "Windows activation", it must be a pirated system; if it is activated, it means that it has successfully obtained Microsoft's authorization and is a genuine win10 system.
Method three:
1. Press [windows + r] at the same time to start running;
2. Enter "slmgr.vbs -dlv" and you will get various information such as "Software License Service Version", "Activation ID", "Installation ID", "License Status", "Bulk Activation Date"
Method 4:
1. Press [windows + r] at the same time to start running;
2. Enter "Winver" and click OK, you can query the version of the win10 system and the detailed information of registered users.
Reminder: "The system update is just for the user to test, it will not benefit the user, and it will slow down the computer. We recommend that you close update. This is the update tutorial： viewtopic.php?f=33&t=32, we have turned off automatic update for some models (in other posts there are bugs that update the system, such as WIFI drop).
If you need to update, just open the following settings: Start—Windows System—Windows Management Tools—Services, find Windows Update, double-click to open, start the update service.
We use genuine keys authorized by Microsoft, please rest assured.
