zettpw/kmstools

This project is a Windows download called KMSTools Desktop. The README presents it as a single suite that bundles tools for activating copies of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office using the KMS method. KMS, short for Key Management Service, is the system Microsoft built so that large organisations can run their own activation server inside their network instead of contacting Microsoft each time. The README claims the package supports several versions of Windows and several Office releases through one user interface, with what the author calls stable performance and continued access to official updates. A note in the README states the tool is intended for educational purposes and system administration testing in non-production environments. The author does not include details on which Windows or Office versions are supported, what files are written to the system, or how to remove the activation later. Installation, as the README describes it, starts with downloading a zip from the project's GitHub releases page. The archive is password-protected with the password 2026. After extracting, the user runs KMSTools.exe as Administrator, picks Activate Windows or Activate Office from the menu, then waits for a success message in the console. The README closes with a short troubleshooting table. If activation fails, check the internet connection or the local KMS service. If activation returns error 0xC004F074, fix the Windows time sync. If Windows Defender or another antivirus blocks the tool, turn off real-time protection or add the folder to exclusions. If a Task Scheduler error appears, run the tool as Administrator so it can create a renewal task. If Office is not detected, install a Volume License edition first.