jarves 0 Posted October 9, 2006 hello, can somebody help me out? my windows XP is not genuine and everytime i log in to windows, a dialog box would come out giving me 2 choices, either to get a genuine one or to resolve it later. can somebody help me how can i remove this annoying windows message? on the lower right, there is a portion there saying that my windowsXP is not genuine. can somebody help me how to restore it to its normal state? tnx... Share this post Link to post
Cormac 0 Posted October 9, 2006 This site is not for helping people break the law. Go buy the real thing. Share this post Link to post
Relic 0 Posted October 9, 2006 Originally Posted By: jarves hello, can somebody help me out? my windows XP is not genuine and everytime i log in to windows, a dialog box would come out giving me 2 choices, either to get a genuine one or to resolve it later. can somebody help me how can i remove this annoying windows message? on the lower right, there is a portion there saying that my windowsXP is not genuine. can somebody help me how to restore it to its normal state? tnx... To restore Windo$e to its normal state, buy the Windo$e XP CD, install it, register it, and all will be well. If you want illegal advice, go to cracks/hackme.com, heh heh heh. Share this post Link to post
jmmijo 1 Posted October 9, 2006 Once you purchase a genuine copy, you cam reactivate your's with the genuine CD key that comes with that copy you just purchased. After doing so then all will work as normaly without the annoying WGA message Share this post Link to post
jarves 0 Posted October 16, 2006 tnx guys, but i already found a neat program that removes this annoying wga program. My XP is restored to is normal state now... Share this post Link to post
voyager1 0 Posted October 16, 2006 To use autopatcher. only market. No genuine. Reinstal WXP. Share this post Link to post
matthewt 0 Posted December 30, 2006 To eliminate the dialog box at log in, your XP software needs to be reinstalled to go through the validation process. Save all those important files that may be deleted from the reinstallation and do it. Share this post Link to post