A multitude of problems are being reported when updating to the 24H2 version of Windows 11, tests that can cause the terrible blue screens of death, problems with WiFi and even incorrect information about data not deleted by the system cleaner.
Now the user community reports another bug that you could encounter when updating to the 24H2 version of Windows 11and it is a bug in the form of a scare in which Windows 11 appears deactivated.
According to several Reddit users, this problem appears to certain people after updating their computer to Windows 11 24H2, and after installation, Windows 11 appears disabled.
In most cases, the problem is solved only with a reboot, but in others you have to do a more complicated step.
They say this issue may affect Windows 11 devices connected to servers, but in principle running a simple troubleshooter would fix it.
“I noticed my Windows disabled after upgrading to 24H2, it fixed itself. We used the Enterprise edition and I checked the logs but couldn’t find anything related to the activation except the notification banner (the source log had something to do with SSP). Now some of my end users are also reporting that their machines show that they are not activated. So far they all have 24H2 feature update in common and when you run the troubleshooting it goes away. Has anyone else experienced something similar?”
The problem is not widespread, and however, Microsoft has not included it as a known problem on the status page of the particular version, but it is advisable that you keep it in mind, in case it happens to you.
As we said, this error of losing activation of the operating system should disappear on its own or with the execution of the simple troubleshooting.
But some users have had to run PowerShell scripts to check if the operating system was disabled after the 24H2 version was installed.
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