Windows Product Key Lookup Tool 1.1 Released

A refresh to our Windows 10 Product Key Utility has been issued that tends to various minor issues. Since its underlying discharge in December 2014, the BIOS-Embedded Product Key query apparatus has been downloaded and utilized more than two hundred thousand times, and has rapidly turned into the go-to instrument for recovering item enters installed in the BIOS or framework firmware.
This refresh mainly addresses what has a migraine for us and our brilliant care staff and arbitrators over in the gatherings more than whatever else, in particular, the conduct of the utility when utilized on a PC without an installed item scratch. The OEM Product Key Tool was initially made for in-house utilize and gave to clients by means of the email client bolster channel at that point discharged to the overall population when it ended up obvious that it was a sufficiently typical issue that would profit by an answer. Therefore, the blunder messages weren't exceptionally unmistakable or easy to understand:

This normally create a gigantic measure of inquiries and bolster demands, and an uncountable number of "this product is broken and doesn't work" messages and gathering strings. While baffling to manage, it's positively not hard to perceive any reason why clients would think the issue is with the product or their PC.
When in doubt of thumb, if enough individuals grumble about something at that point it's broken, regardless of whether it's most certainly not. So with just a solitary additional sentence infused into a current line of code, the new mistake exchange in variant 1.1 ends up this way:

Not an utilitarian change, but rather unquestionably a commonsense one!
What's more, the variant recognition has been enhanced to accurately identify Windows 10 pro product key, and accompanies a refreshed about exchange. It obviously stays 100% allowed to download and utilize, remains independent, and with no runtime conditions: