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Microsoft has been snooping around in my computer . I have a registered version of XP , & it wants me to prove it . It is also giving me grief on the outlook program as well. Any one else having this issue?..
On edit , I some how posted this in the wrong place , meant to put it in general
Also, Microsoft is trying to knock XP out of existence and force everyone to switch to Vista/7...
donjamer has a good point about shutting off automatic updates however, you can also "hide" specific updates so they don't keep popping up and bother you with a notification...
It sounds like your XP and Office installations are legit so I'm guessing the WGA is bugging-out somehow...
Is this legal ( to MS) ? How much does it cost ?..
My software was installed when I ordered my puter from Best Buy, then I had to upgrade to Pro for my estimating software , got that at Best Buy also ...
It bothers me they are questioning it ...after how much it costs & if they are snooping around ,they should snoop far enough to see that it was registered
OK, so apparently, that remover was meant to be run in safe mode (F8 key while booting) in order for it to work, then the PC has to be rebooted...
The objective is to "reset" WGA by removing it then reinstalling it using the Microsoft link above. Since you have a legal version, that should work...
OK, so apparently, that remover was meant to be run in safe mode (F8 key while booting) in order for it to work, then the PC has to be rebooted...
The objective is to "reset" WGA by removing it then reinstalling it using the Microsoft link above. Since you have a legal version, that should work...