How to Use KMSpico for Windows 10/11 Activation (Step-by-Step Tutorial)
How to Use KMSpico for Windows 10/11 Activation (Step-by-Step Tutorial)
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Introduction
Need to activate Windows 10 or 11 without a product key? KMSpico is a popular tool that bypasses Microsoft’s activation system. This step-by-step guide will show you how to safely install and use KMSpico for permanent activation—while also covering risks and legal alternatives.
Important Notes Before Proceeding
- KMSpico is not legal (violates Microsoft’s EULA).
- Use at your own risk—fake downloads may contain malware.
- For testing only—consider buying a cheap OEM key (~$15) for legal activation.
Step 1: Download KMSpico Safely
Where to Get KMSpico?
Since the original developer stopped updates, the safest sources are:
✅KMSPICO.COM (best source)
✅MyDigitalLife (MDL) Forums (most trusted)
✅ Softpedia (older versions, scan before use)
❌ Avoid: Random blogs, torrents, or "KMSpico 2024" downloads (likely malware).
How to Check for Viruses?
- Download the ZIP file.
- Upload it to VirusTotal.
- If >3 antiviruses flag it as malicious, delete it immediately.
Step 2: Disable Antivirus & Windows Defender
KMSpico will be blocked by default. Temporarily disable protection:
For Windows Defender:
- Press Win + I → Update & Security → Windows Security.
- Click "Virus & threat protection" → "Manage settings."
- Turn off "Real-time protection."
For Third-Party Antivirus:
- Right-click the antivirus icon in the taskbar → Disable for 10 minutes.
Step 3: Install & Run KMSpico
- Extract the ZIP file (right-click → Extract All).
- Open the folder and right-click
KMSpico_setup.exe
→ Run as administrator. - Click "Next" in the installer (avoid changing the install location).
- Wait for installation to finish.
Step 4: Activate Windows 10/11
- After installation, KMSpico will launch automatically.
- Click the big red button (see screenshot below).
- Wait for the process to complete (~1-2 minutes).
- Restart your PC when prompted.

Step 5: Verify Activation
- Press Win + R, type
slmgr /xpr
, and hit Enter. - A pop-up should say:
"The machine is permanently activated."
- Alternatively, go to:
- Settings → System → Activation → Should show "Windows is activated."
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