You can use the below switches in MAS AIO, separate files version and in Powershell one-liner to run in unattended mode.
If you want to use it in Windows Pre-Activation then check this page for more details.
| Switches | Meaning |
|---|---|
/HWID |
Activate with HWID |
/HWID-NoEditionChange |
Don’t change edition if not supported by HWID |
/KMS38 |
Activate with KMS38 |
/KMS38-RemoveProtection |
Remove KMS38 protection |
/KMS38-NoEditionChange |
Don’t change edition if not supported by KMS38 |
/KMS-Windows |
Activate Windows with Online KMS |
/KMS-Office |
Activate Office with Online KMS |
/KMS-WindowsOffice |
Activate Windows & Office with Online KMS |
/KMS-RenewalTask |
Install Online KMS renewal task |
/KMS-ActAndRenewalTask |
Install Online KMS activation & renewal tasks |
/KMS-Uninstall |
Uninstall Online KMS |
/KMS-KeepvNext |
Don’t override Office C2R vNext license |
/KMS-Debug |
Create Debug log in Online KMS Activation |
/KMS-Logger |
Create simple log in Online KMS Activation |
/Insert-HWID-Key |
Insert Windows HWID key |
/S |
Run operations in silent mode (no output) |
& ([ScriptBlock]::Create((irm https://massgrave.dev/get))) /para
/para in the this command with the switches
from the above table. You can use multiple switches. Example,& ([ScriptBlock]::Create((irm https://massgrave.dev/get))) /HWID /KMS-Office
Script will run in unattended mode if any switch is used.
/S switch is not applicable in MAS separate files
version scripts.
All switches are case-insensitive, works in any order, but must be separated with spaces.
KMS Uninstall switch will take precedence over other KMS switches
KMS38 remove protection switch will task precedence over KMS38 activation.