Cannot Activate windows 10

[Railroadertwo]

My wife's tablet started have reboot problems, so I decided to do a clean reset, but that failed and and it just kept looping and I could not enter the system, so I used a usb stick and reinstalled windows 10 pro, now it says it cannot be activated, say the key is blocked, I don't know what's up with that. Thanks

[janner43]

What model?
What BIOS?
Are you using the correct version of W10 that was on your device to start with?

Moved to Windows section awaiting answers...

[helpifIcan]

I am fairly sure you should have used win 10 home iso, unless you purchased pro or it came with the PC.

[Railroadertwo]

yes, you are correct I was using the wrong version, I thought it was pro, but it was home, got it installed and activated,but it is still unexpectedly rebooting.

[janner43]

yes, you are correct I was using the wrong version, I thought it was pro, but it was home, got it installed and activated,but it is still unexpectedly rebooting.

And you still cannot tell us what device this is?

[Railroadertwo]

I apologize , I thought I had put this question in the ASUS TP200SA forum, nevertheless its a ASUS Transformer Book Flip TP200SA. It's very unstable now, keeps blue screening and rebooting. I cannot access the recovery partition, I Download the latest drivers from ASUS along with the recovery tool from Asus, which states it cannot find the recovery partition, even though it's still there and in good condition. This tablet is still under warranty until OCT 2016 Thank You

[janner43]

Aha... well you actually posted it in the T200 Help section, but your profile states T100. The T200 is a totally different device.

We don't actually have support here for the ASUS Transformer Book Flip TP200SA, nonetheless, you are now in the correct section at least.

My only suggestions would be...
1) Using a different PC, download the latest correct version of W10 using the media creation tool to a USB and then wipe and do a completely clean install of W10.
2) Download the appropriate SoC driver set from Asus & install that
3) Ensure you are up to date with the latest BIOS for your device

If you don't want to jump through those hoops - and I could certainly see why you wouldn't - then given you still have warranty cover, you could make use of it.

All the best