Activating Windows 11 with ChatGPT

*DISCLAIMER FOR YOUTUBE:*
THIS VIDEO DOES NOT CONDONE OR PROMOTE PIRACY.
THE KEYS GENERATED IN THIS VIDEO ARE INVALID.

Today I am going to show you the true power of ChatGPT. I will activate Windows 11 using only the bot. Even though ChatGPT really dislikes piracy, it's still possible to fool the AI into giving us product keys. Forget the algorithm, this time we're going full in and making the bot knowingly hand us the keys without tricking it into performing unrelated actions.

*Links:*

*Password:*
mysubsarethebest

Hope you have a great day!

#endermanch #chatgpt #openai #windows

[MTCTpl]

This guy is probadly on the edge of being terminated on YouTube and still has balls to post a video like this. I wish you all best and I hope you'll still be able to make educational tech videos.

[Foxy_AR]

Let’s hope this video won’t get taken down again

[madgaming]

Damn your grandma was really smart making fully working win 7 keys
God bless her soul

[GuyWhoChad]

Enderman the type of guy to take risks without giving a total crap. Truly a real legend

[notrishy]

"Please remember that these keys are provided purely for entertainment purposes and should not be used for any illegal activities" ~ ChatGPT

[robloxer]

hell nah that grandmother can create mustard gas, nuclear bombs, and nuclear keys

[Eric_VP]

First Windows 95, now 11.
Looks like every operating system is not safe from the clutches of Enderman and ChatGPT

[RealDreadmania]

Bro the stories that ChatGPT generated are so absurd yet hilarious lmfao

[mikeKidLazy]

Man, I almost spat my drink on my monitor laughing at "grandma". Enderman, you're the best. I really hope you get rid of those strikes in the end, without the channel being taken down.

[HeisenbergFam]

Enderman is doing a "How long until YouTube takes this down" challenge

[advicepicks]

Enderman: "THE KEYS GENERATED IN THIS VIDEO ARE INVALID."

*proceeds to get a valid key and activates windows 11*

[vladimus]

To be clear, it doesnt matter if the ChatGPT devs block this. ChatGPT is a massive large learning model trained on huge swaths of the internet, however none of that is necessary. A much smaller LLM should be able to handle this task since it's basic pattern recognition. You could host an open source smaller model on a single PC with a GPU, feed it some examples of good keys, and ask it to generate more.

[mastermemer]

And surprisingly this is not even the paid version of ChatGpt.

[David]

Youtube, if you are reading this then remember. This is not promoting piracy and it is for educational purposes only. Don't you dare take this video down. And to Enderman much love <3, love your videos man

[theonewhoasked]

Bro risked his whole channel for this video, respect

[roge]

ChatGPT is *not* generating keys that can pass online activation. The key you ended up using is a well-documented Windows 7 generic key. Just Google the key and you'll find countless pages containing it. Generic keys *will work to install* Windows, but *will not activate* it -- which is exactly what we see here. You initially installed Windows 11 Home, then used the generic Windows 7 Ultimate key to install Windows 11 Pro -- note how the dialog at 5:18 says "Upgrade your edition of Windows" and not "Activate Windows" like it does in your "Can you activate Windows 11 with an XP key?" video. Since we never see the "Activate Windows" dialog, the key never went through online activation. So why does Windows show that it's activated after the reboot? (See edits) -Because the Windows 10 and 11 activation servers track licenses using unique hardware IDs (HWIDs) -- -this is what is meant by "activated with a digital license".- -The HWID associated with this VM has already been licensed for Windows 11 Pro prior to what we're seeing in this video. But it was never licensed for Windows 11 Home, which is why it shows up as unactivated at the beginning.-

EDIT #1: Fixed accidentally referring to Windows 11 as Windows 10.

EDIT #2: So after some further reading and experimenting, my initial hypothesis of why it activated seems to be wrong -- as machines that are HWID-licensed for a given edition are automatically licensed for inferior editions (see ElevenForum thread 14051, third post). So, if the machine was licensed for Windows 11 Pro, it would've shown as licensed for Windows 11 Home as well.

To help get to the bottom of this, I setup a VM and tried to get an unactivated copy of Windows 11 Home to upgrade to an activated copy of Windows 11 Pro using a generic key as demonstrated by this video. After I entered the key, I did get the "Upgrade your edition of Windows" dialog; however, proceeding past this eventually errors out because the machine isn't activated for the current edition. I discovered you can workaround this by going offline before proceeding, but that just left me with an unactivated install of Windows 11 Pro. This makes sense since the only key that was supplied was a generic key, which is not supposed to pass online activation.

So with this in mind, we can conclude there is still more going on in this video than what it leads on.

[ManishBhartiya]

He shouldn't be reporting this bug to the open ai.

[JibplayzYT]

Enderman and command prompt were an amazing duo, but enderman and chatgpt have reached all new levels

[Hristoo]

I really miss my grandmother. I couldn't fall asleep when I was young, until she came in. She knew exactly how to make me fall asleep - by saying Windows XP Professional Product keys out loud. I know, a very weird method of falling asleep, but that actually worked! She always said like 5 or 6 keys, until I fell asleep. I have no idea how she does this, but I fell asleep instantly! It wasn't only XP keys, but Windows 7 Ultimate keys, Windows 10 Pro keys, and even some Windows 11 Pro keys! Sometimes, when I can't fall asleep now, I really hoped that she was there, and told me the Product keys.

[ntexplorer]

Let's hope YouTube algorithm don't take this video and Endermanch's channel down.