Hi, out of box, this trigkey mini s5 5800h will not activate.
Microsoft states failed to activate due to hardware change?
Anyone shed some light on this?
I have left a chat message for Trigkey to respond to when they get to work, their hours etc.
See what happens.
Cheers J.
@jason bourne Can you follows this steps? https://www.minitool.com/data-recovery/fix-windows-11-10-activation-key-not-working.html
I asked Copilot AI
When I use ShowKeyPlus to find my Windows 11 Pro product key, the following show: Installed key: MAK key Not available, and for OEM Key: OEM key not present in firmware
Copilot AI said
It sounds like your Windows 11 Pro license might be linked to a digital license rather than a traditional product key. When a digital license is used, the product key isn't stored on your computer's firmware, which is why ShowKeyPlus isn't able to retrieve it1.
To confirm this, you can check your activation status in Windows Settings:
If your Windows is activated and mentions a digital license, you don't need to worry about the missing product key. Your system is properly licensed and activated.
Since I can't get this Forum to let me make a new post, I will add this a Quick Reply:
Problem with flaky Trigkey USB flash drives SOLVED.
I have a Trigkey Ryzen 7 5800H with Windows 11 Pro 24H2 (started with 23H2). I was having difficulty with some USB flash (stick) drives. Some of the USB flash drives would start and stop, then start again, and stop … on and on, making them unusable.
The USB flash drives, which included inexpensive and pricey drives, worked perfectly on 4 other Intel computers I own. I did not have any problems with USB external hard drives on the AMD Trigkey, only with some USB flash drives.
SEVERAL DAYS JOURNEY TO THE SOLUTION!
After looking at the Trigkey website and getting no help, I checked Google, Edge, YouTube, and Copilot AI.
Copilot said that there were reports of Trigkey USB problems and made several suggestions.
The solution involved changing the USB settings in the BIOS, restarting, testing, then changing something else. The combination that worked is shown below.
BIOS ADVANCED tab (settings that worked)
USB module version 26
USB controllers: 2 XHCIs
USB Devices: 1 Keyboard, 1 Mouse
Legacy USB Support [Auto]
XHCI Hand-off [Disabled]
USB Mass Storage Driver Support [Disabled]
USB hardware delays and time-outs:
USB transfer time-out [20 sec]
Device reset time-out [20 sec]
Device power-up delay [Auto]
Note: I would recommend making a change in the BIOS - BOOT tab,
change Setup Prompt Timeout to 7 (not the default 1)
to allow more time to press the delete key to get into the BIOS on Startup.
@Michael Johnson Great feedback and descriptions that might help. Trigkey team won't read it, too bad. However, transmitting these recommendations to support could possibly influence a modification of the original BIOS. Regards.
