According to Neowin, Microsoft has killed the final method for activating Windows without an internet connection—that is, activation by telephone. It appears to have been discontinued a few days ago.
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By all accounts, Microsoft isn't letting you activate Windows from your phone anymore, so make sure you have an internet connection.
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