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I have a fleet of a couple dozen laptops that I am rolling out next week. They are getting imaged from an 1809 Windows Education image. I got my MAK activation product key from VLSC, like usual, used CMD slmgr.exe /upk, then /ipk xxxxxxxx, then /ato. The activation works, it seems, until after a restart when the Activation page in settings shows "Windows is not Activated" Troubleshooting gives the following code 0x80070520 The activation gives 0xC004F050 This really isn't any different than how I've normally activated, but it just doesn't seem to be sticking.... any ideas? Please ask me to clarify if I haven't supplied enough info.

English/Language Arts teacher looking for ideas.... I would love an alternative to IXL. Though I like IXL, I am wondering if there's something out there that could combine their really extensive grammar/conventions practice with student friendly lessons as well. In other words, they could be refreshed on a topic in addition to practicing it. Basically, I like IXL's practices, Khan Academy's videos, and NoRedInk's data and diagnostics. The first two just aren't enough on their own, and the latter won't license to a school as small as mine. Obviously, I could put together my own set of resources with links to various sites, like those above, but I would love a "one-stop shop," partially for the data gathering. I have briefly experimented with Quill and Grammarflip, both of which are great sites but imperfect for various reasons. Any other sites I haven't come across?