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I have seen other SuperUser questions on this topic: How to find Windows 8 product key? | How to find Windows 8 OEM product key? However, all of the answers assume you have Windows 8 running.
I've already done a clean install of Ubuntu 13.04 on my new laptop, and I'm trying to set up a VM environment for those occasional programs that just absolutely refuse to run even with Wine.
I saw this image on another answer:
So it appears that the key should somehow be available via ACPI. However, I've tried
ls /proc/acpi
and that turns up nothing useful as far as I can see, and acpitool
isn't helping me at all.How the heck can I get the product key out?
EDIT: I have tried running RW-Everything via Wine (the pictured program), but it is unable to 'install its driver'. So no dice there.
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I found it! I needed to do this:
Which gave me the
I have found my license key! :D
MSDM
table I was looking for.I have found my license key! :D
To get it, you need to read the contents of the
/sys/firmware/acpi/tables/MSDM
file.Here's an example:
The *** are the contents of the license key, in ASCII text.
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Using Fedora I have tried with:
Which gave me the following results:
The product key was replaced with
#
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I couldn't find
/sys/firmware/acpi/tables/MSDM
on my ASUS T100TA running Ubuntu 13.10 amd64, but I found a packaged called acpidump
quite useful. Running acpidump
as root I was able to get the MSDM table contents.EricEric
This is a variant of the accepted answer giving you a much more user-friendly output, easier to read and copy
sudo strings /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/MSDM
Tested on a Ubuntu 14.04 for a Windows 8.1
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