Comments on: Find out if your windows uses a valid product key http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/10/find-out-if-your-windows-uses-a-valid-product-key/ A technology blog covering software, mobile phones, gadgets, security, the Internet and other relevant areas. Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:07:56 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: jake http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/10/find-out-if-your-windows-uses-a-valid-product-key/#comment-883156 jake Wed, 16 Sep 2009 13:20:25 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/10/find-out-if-your-windows-uses-a-valid-product-key/#comment-883156 can you please send me a valid 25 digit product key please thanks jake can you please send me a valid 25 digit product key please thanks jake

]]> By: Marquee http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/10/find-out-if-your-windows-uses-a-valid-product-key/#comment-58204 Marquee Fri, 22 Sep 2006 06:02:34 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/10/find-out-if-your-windows-uses-a-valid-product-key/#comment-58204 Great help, I don't mind admitting that I have several personal machines running copies of MY original version of XP Pro (I have legitimate XP Pro software on each of my business machines), I consider it reasonable that I should be able to use a single copy of XP on each machine that I own in the same way that I can play a music CD on the various CD players I own. I am sure the music industry would love to follow Microsofts methods and force us to buy a separate CD for every CD Player, (they already got away with making us buy the copyright several times over for the same album as the recording media formats developed). It seems that Microsoft are determined to increase Bill Gates' obscene personal fortune even more by pursuing the goal of making their software increasingly more difficult to copy. Has no-one at Microsoft ever wondered how they got so big despite the huge number of duplicate copies, could it be the very fact that it was so easily copied that made Microsofts operating system become the worlds standard and made them what they are. Great help, I don’t mind admitting that I have several personal machines running copies of MY original version of XP Pro (I have legitimate XP Pro software on each of my business machines), I consider it reasonable that I should be able to use a single copy of XP on each machine that I own in the same way that I can play a music CD on the various CD players I own. I am sure the music industry would love to follow Microsofts methods and force us to buy a separate CD for every CD Player, (they already got away with making us buy the copyright several times over for the same album as the recording media formats developed). It seems that Microsoft are determined to increase Bill Gates’ obscene personal fortune even more by pursuing the goal of making their software increasingly more difficult to copy. Has no-one at Microsoft ever wondered how they got so big despite the huge number of duplicate copies, could it be the very fact that it was so easily copied that made Microsofts operating system become the worlds standard and made them what they are.

]]> By: doris http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/10/find-out-if-your-windows-uses-a-valid-product-key/#comment-21532 doris Wed, 14 Jun 2006 12:40:10 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/10/find-out-if-your-windows-uses-a-valid-product-key/#comment-21532 Great tips, I had troubles with the file wgalogon for a while now although my version of windows xp is legit. (preinstalled when I bought my notebook). Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) seems to bother people with legit windows xp versions sometimes. Don´t know why. Option 1 did help me, just removed the execute permissions from wgalogon.dll and had no troubles since.. Great tips, I had troubles with the file wgalogon for a while now although my version of windows xp is legit. (preinstalled when I bought my notebook). Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) seems to bother people with legit windows xp versions sometimes.

Don´t know why. Option 1 did help me, just removed the execute permissions from wgalogon.dll and had no troubles since..

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