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Use these steps to convert your Godaddy-issued Certificate (CRT or P7B) for use with Apache (requires PFX + Private Key). Important Note: The certificate request most be down on an IIS server, so it's easier to import it back in the server. Other, the first part of the guide will have to be done using the Certificates MMC. Convert the files to password-protected PFX Open IIS on the server there the CSR was created Go to the Server Node, and open Server Certificates On the right pane, choose Complete Certificate Request and choose the CRT of P7B file from GoDaddy, assign a simple name. Once done, right-click the certificate and choose Export Assign a filename for the Export Assign a password  Click Export to create the PFX file Convert the password-protected PFX file to PFX + private key Go to the Apache server and open a command prompt If needed, add the path then openssl.exe file to the PATH environmental variable by issuing this command: PATH=%PATH%;{folder location of openssl.ex...

 Found this on Reddit Open up Powershell Type  irm https://massgrave.dev/get | iex  and hit enter Disconnect from the Internet Enter the "Extras menu" Enter the "Change Windows Edition menu" . Choose "Professional" (You can choose other editions as well) Choose the first method Confirm it and wait a few minutes until your laptop reboots After this you can activate Windows via Settings -> Activation Settings