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KMSAuto++

A single portable utility that handles activation for Windows and Office releases from one window, with a scheduled reactivation task built in.

Portable Version 1.9.9 9.6 MB Updated 3 days ago
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Version1.9.9
Size9.6 MB
Downloads806,715
Updated3 days ago
Rating4.7 / 5
Overview

About KMSAuto++

KMSAuto++ is the small single window version of what the larger tool collections spread across a dozen separate executables. It detects what is installed on the machine, reports the current state of both the operating system and the suite, and offers the appropriate action without asking anyone to work out which of six utilities is the right one for a given build.

The main screen is deliberately plain. One panel reports the detected products and their current state, one button handles the system, one handles the suite, and an information tab lists build numbers, edition names and channel details so the state of a machine can be read without opening a command prompt. Everything runs from the extracted folder, so nothing is written into the program files tree.

The scheduled task option is the piece most people turn on. Rather than repeating a manual pass every few weeks, the tool installs a small task that runs quietly on a timer and reapplies the same operation, which keeps a machine consistent through servicing updates and feature upgrades without anyone remembering to touch it.

There is also a set of supporting functions behind the tabs: a product key manager for reading, installing and removing keys, a channel switcher for moving an install between retail and volume, a cleanup pass that clears out stale configuration left by earlier attempts, and a log window that records every action taken so a failed run can actually be diagnosed rather than guessed at.

Feature set

What is included in this build

  • Single window covering both operating system and office suite in one place
  • Automatic detection of installed products, editions, builds and channel
  • Scheduled task option that reapplies the operation on a timer
  • Product key manager for reading, installing and removing keys
  • Channel switcher for moving an install between retail and volume
  • Cleanup pass that clears stale configuration left by earlier attempts
  • Fully portable, running from the extracted folder with nothing installed
  • Detailed log window recording every action for troubleshooting
Changes

Changed in version 1.9.9

  • Detection updated for current Windows 11 servicing builds
  • Scheduled task creation made more reliable on locked down accounts
  • Information tab now reports channel and edition more clearly
  • Two obsolete methods removed from the options list
  • Smaller package size and faster startup
Installation

Installation walkthrough

These steps assume a clean machine. If a previous release of the same application is present, deal with that first, since an overlapping install is the most common cause of a setup that stops halfway.

  1. Turn off real-time protection completely before extracting, since tools in this category are always flagged on heuristics.
  2. Extract the whole folder rather than running the executable from inside the archive.
  3. Run the executable as administrator, otherwise the system functions are greyed out.
  4. Read the state panel first, then use the button that matches the detected product.
  5. Reboot when the log reports completion, then reopen the tool to confirm the reported state.
Real-time protection flags installers of this type on heuristics alone. Pause it before extracting and turn it back on once the install has finished and the application has been opened once.
Requirements

System requirements and file details

DeveloperRatiborus
Release typePortable
LicenceFreeware
LanguagesEnglish and Russian
PlatformsWindows 7, 8.1, 10 and 11, 32-bit and 64-bit
ProcessorAny x86 or x64 processor
Memory512 MB minimum
Disk space30 MB free once extracted
Package typePortable, no installation
PrivilegesAdministrator required
LanguagesEnglish and Russian interface
Architecture32-bit and 64-bit
SchedulingOptional recurring task
Questions

Frequently asked about this title

Why do protection tools flag it?
Everything in this category trips heuristics because of the system state it touches. It is expected behaviour for the whole class of tool.
Does it install anything on the machine?
Only the optional scheduled task, and that can be removed from the same tool afterwards.
Does it work on both the system and the suite?
Yes. Both are handled from the same window, with separate buttons and separate state reporting.
What if the log reports a failure?
Run the cleanup pass, reboot, and try again. Most failures come from configuration left behind by a previous attempt.

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