Here's the text of an email I received from a vendor:
Please
take a moment to review this briefing from Microsoft:
Many
users of Windows 10 systems are suffering from an activation error
that causes their systems to be listed as inactive. In the company's
post supporting BBS, user Daniel Randy revealed that Microsoft
support had confirmed to him that this was a problem that was common
in multiple countries. Microsoft engineers advise users to wait up to
two days until the solution is resolved, and contacting support now
may not help. Microsoft just released a new issue bulletin on the
current activation issues related to the Windows 10 Pro version. This
is happening in Japan, South Korea, the United States and many other
countries, "a Microsoft support engineer posted on community
BBS. "I regret to inform you that Microsoft currently has a
temporary problem with the activation server that some customers may
encounter, where Windows appears to be inactive. Our engineers are
working overtime to solve this problem and it is expected to be
corrected within one or two working days. "The number of people
reporting problems is growing every minute, which may indicate that
this is a serious problem worldwide. Some users also reported that
their copy of Windows has been downgraded from Windows 10 Pro to
Windows 10 Home. However, this seems to be a relatively rare
behavior. Microsoft has yet to provide any other details and expects
the number of users to continue to grow in the coming hours.”
Hopefully
this issue will be corrected in the next 48 hours, we will keep you
updated with any other news.
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