Fix WPA Registry

In some cases, the system may have corrupt WPA registry keys at -HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\WPA which can cause -sppsvc to not work and activation to fail.
The activation scripts in MAS can detect this issue and will -inform you accordingly when it is necesarry to run this option. We -suggest running this only when the script asks you to do so. If you are -not sure whether you need to do it or not, you can get help from here.
This registry key is protected by the Kernel and cannot be -deleted normally. That is why we need to follow some more steps below to -clear it.

Steps To Fix WPA Registry

Download https://github.com/asdcorp/rearm/archive/refs/heads/principalis.zip
Extract this zip file.
Copy rearm.cmd file to the root of the C drive, like -C:\rearm.cmd.
Open the command prompt as administrator and enter the below -command
-Shutdown /f /r /o /t 0
After the system restarts, select Troubleshoot > Advanced -Options > Command Prompt.
Enter the following command
-C:\rearm.cmd
If it says the command is not recognized, enter
-bcdedit | find "osdevice"
It will show you the OS drive letter. Use that drive letter in -the command, for example -
-E:\rearm.cmd
Wait for it to finish. When it’s finished, you will be able to -type in the command prompt, If not then wait.
Once done, exit and then normally boot into Windows.
Let us know if it doesn’t -help.

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