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However, since I have done that, instead of warnings that Windows needs to be reactivated within 3 days, I get the familiar 30 day countdown saying that Windows needs to be activated (as if it's for the first time). Can someone explain this? I would activate the server if I was certain it was activating against the MSDN key. However, if it activated against the original OEM key, that would be a problem.

Sorry about all the questions, but MS licensing just isn't that easy to understand, especially when the behavior is ambiguous, such as in this case. I even called our VL rep and it wasn't really helpful. I don't know your exact situation, but this was my solution, since we only need to have these VMs around for a while for DR testing: - Run Sysprep on the VM after the conversion. Classical Drawing Atelier Pdf To Excel there. No answer file was needed since we basically wanted clones of the production machines.

- After that, I have 30 days before activation is needed. - If the 30 days is close to expiring before the testing is done, I run Sysprep again. - Once you have run Sysprep 3 times, it can't be done again, so effectively you have 90 days to do the testing. From what I have read, this keeps us compliant with the licensing, since the machines are only being used for testing.