ShowKeyPlus  

cereberus said:

Hey guys,

Just run showkeyplus and I get a key marked

Windows 7 Home Premium oem:nons

I think that means it is not an slp key but could mean it is not a system builder licence key?

Does anybody know?

See here bud... Showkey - Page 31 - Windows 10 Forums

I will update the OP with a breakdown of the different key types as well

Superfly said:

See here bud... Showkey - Page 31 - Windows 10 Forums

I will update the OP with a breakdown of the different key types as well

Cheers - that is brill.

Much appreciated.

cereberus said:

Cheers - that is brill.

Much appreciated.

You're welcome - @alphanumeric brought it up before and it's a good point - just I didn't have the time - but I will post a list of Windows editions. Thanx for bringing it to my attention.

Superfly quote that post and add it to the first post....

Kyhi said:

Superfly quote that post and add it to the first post....

Updated OP

SK+ is rockin' with my latest colors ans font settings(I took my HC Dark & Red I posted yesterday, and I'm working on a HybridAero version).

Cliff S said:

SK+ is rockin' with my latest colors ans font settings(I took my HC Dark & Red I posted yesterday, and I'm working on a HybridAero version).

Sure does rock! ... BTW try the latest version - I fixed some DPI scaling issues...or it's just not yet fully theme compatible in some areas. I changed from font scaling a few versions back.

Superfly said:

Sure does rock! ... BTW try the latest version - I fixed some DPI scaling issues...or it's just not yet fully theme compatible in some areas. I changed from font scaling a few versions back.

Ok.

Superfly said:

Updated OP

Yeah - really good update.

Only one minor comment - when I used it the OEM:NONSLP displayed as OEM:NONS ie last two characters missing.

This could be ambiguously interpreted as non slp or non system builder (if you did not see the codes on web - which was why I asked question in first place).

Maybe change NONSLP to SBLD (or fix display)?

cereberus said:

Yeah - really good update.

Only one minor comment - when I used it the OEM:NONSLP displayed as OEM:NONS ie last two characters missing.

This could be ambiguously interpreted as non slp or non system builder (if you did not see the codes on web - which was why I asked question in first place).

Maybe change NONSLP to SBLD (or fix display)?

Hmmm.. thanx M,

Will look look into that.. that text comes directly from MS files though - so character pagination issue on my part.