Get things done with fewer steps using the refreshed Start, Taskbar, and Navigation Center. Improve your focus with a simpler, more intuitive experience and effortless navigation. Snap the apps you need into a group and seamlessly return to it even when you open another app or dock and undock your monitor. Organize open apps with pre-configured snap layouts that intelligently adapt to your screen size. Optimize productivity and screen space in a snap It may also be worth noting that I'm on the Insider Beta channel, though I suspect that makes no difference.Improve productivity and focus Help your team stay productive with a more intuitive and personalized user experience. Using the generic key to update to Pro seems like the real fix.
I suspect the fact that my key is a volume license key was not relevant, and that it simply would not activate on a "Home" installation. Voila, Windows 11 Pro for ARM activated on my M1. After you restart, connect to the internet again then change the license key to your valid key. Basically, you disconnect from the internet, input the generic key which will upgrade your "Home" installation to Pro, then restart the computer. The section that finally resolved the issue for me was "Use a Generic Key".
Googling the error code, I found this guide to resolve the same error code, but in Windows 10. I chose to contact support, but because my Microsoft account is a business account, the Get Help login screen wouldn't even recognize my account. Troubleshooter said either contact support or buy a new license. The natural conclusion was to try the troubleshooter. Activation failed and the error returned was 0xC004F213. I set up Windows 11 ARM on my work Mac and wanted to activate it with a Volume License Windows 11 Pro key from my workplace. For anyone still struggling with this, I found a solution that worked for me.
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