Windows 7 about Genuine

[caloy1432]

saun mani ako...Windows Ultimate ako gamit..nya MSI ang brand...tabang!!..plsss

[bakasyunista]

avoid installing updates.. para dli mu detect ang windows validation embedded.

[pooldee]

avoid installing updates.. para dli mu detect ang windows validation embedded.

the only thing to avoid is this one update (KB971033) and the rest are fine.

[caloy1432]

ehhh..panu n2 ung skn..na update ku ung KB971033

[bakasyunista]

unsaon nalang ang KB976932? hayahaya rapud sa mga pirata..

[CheapInternet]

dali ra keeu na xa bro.. I can fix it in just 1 click of a file.. then revalidate.. BOOOMM.. Your Windows OS (XP/Win7/etc..) is geniune..

PM lng me.

[bakasyunista]

back to the topic, caloy. when that message show up, it needs license or else mo abot sa point nga dli na mo boot sa desktop, nor safe mode.

solution rajud ana valid PK.

[bakasyunista]

if d naka ka adto safe mode, reinstall clean install. if concerned ka sa imo files, himoa na nga slave drive sa lain computer to access your hard drive.

[pooldee]

dali ra keeu na xa bro.. I can fix it in just 1 click of a file.. then revalidate.. BOOOMM.. Your Windows OS (XP/Win7/etc..) is geniune..

PM lng me.

iF w7 was activated by other activation methods (beside DAZ) and later was flagged by "NON-GENUINE" then it cannot activated by just one click but require several steps. Most activators modify your Master Boot Record (MBR) and needs to return to original state so DAZ will work properly. And none of these activators (RemoveWat, HAL etc) works now a days with windows 7 w/ SP1 that has a built-in "KB971033" included except i've mentioned.

[pooldee]

back to the topic, caloy. when that message show up, it needs license or else mo abot sa point nga dli na mo boot sa desktop, nor safe mode.

solution rajud ana valid PK.

if d naka ka adto safe mode, reinstall clean install. if concerned ka sa imo files, himoa na nga slave drive sa lain computer to access your hard drive.

If system won't boot even in safe mode, you can try this:

- Boot up your PC from your Windows installation disk (dvd)
- Select the "Repair your computer" from the option
- Select "Command Prompt"
- Input this in the command prompt "bootsect.exe /nt60 SYS /force" (without quotes)
- Restart PC