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Fix: Windows 10 Home to Pro upgrade error 0x803fa067

I came across an upgrade issue when I was upgrading Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro using the Change Product Key feature. I first entered the default Windows 10 key from Microsoft VK7JG-NPHTM-C97JM-9MPGT-3V66T to convert the Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro and when I clicked the start button to start the upgrade, I get the error saying that the the installation does not have a valid digital license with the error code Unable to upgrade your edition (0x803fa067).

The solution is very simple

– Boot the computer
– Open the activation screen
– Change the Product Key to VK7JG-NPHTM-C97JM-9MPGT-3V66T
– Disable internet connectivity by disabling network card
– Click start for the upgrage

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How to: Upgrade Lync server from evaluation to full

When you are evaluating the Lync server and you want to upgrade or install the full version, you can do it easily without re-installing or reconfigure the service. You can also upgrade when your evaluation has expired.

If your evaluation has expired, you will notice that you Lync Front-End Server doesn’t start and you will see the Windows could not start the Lync Server Front-End on local computer error showing. To confirm this, you must go on the Lync Server section on the Event Viewer and see that it is complaining about the license as below.

The evaluation period for Microsoft Lync Server 2010 has expired. Please upgrade from the evaluation version to the fully licensed version of the product. Look at help for Setup.exe to learn how to upgrade from evaluation version to the licensed version.
Cause: The evaluation period for Microsoft Lync Server 2010 has expired.

To upgrade to the full version you need to download the setup in your server. Then open the Lync Management Shell and enter the below.

Get-CsServerVersion (This will show the current version of the system)

Browse to the location of the installation of the full version example C:\LyncFull\Setup\AMD64\Setup and run the below command.

msiexec.exe /fvomus server.msi EVALTOFULL=1 /qb
Enable-CsComputer

Once ready enter again the Get-CSServerVersion to verify that the version has been updated.

Note: This must be done on all servers of Lync i.e. Director, Front-End and Edge

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