Windows Xp Activation Wpa Kill Sp2
Had to re-install WinXP Pro SP1 over WinXP SP2.
Initially I used a copy of WinXP Pro w/SP1 & used the repair option. Now whenever I restart the machine, it states that 'This copy of windows must be activated with Microsoft before you can log on. Do you want to activate Windows now?'.
I click on OK & go through the routine of activating over the internet or calling and entering the code received over the phone, both with & without registering with Microsoft, and it closes with 'You have successfully activated you copy of Windows.'.
Then I re-start, or shut down & turn it back on and the same sequence recurs.
I have even slipstreamed SP2 into my SP1 copy & re-installed using the repair option. Same result.
Does anyone know how can I get out of this loop without having to wipe out my Windows directory with all of my saved settings & installed programs?
Jz Lauratis
[email protected]
(702) 378-9071
Initially I used a copy of WinXP Pro w/SP1 & used the repair option. Now whenever I restart the machine, it states that 'This copy of windows must be activated with Microsoft before you can log on. Do you want to activate Windows now?'.
I click on OK & go through the routine of activating over the internet or calling and entering the code received over the phone, both with & without registering with Microsoft, and it closes with 'You have successfully activated you copy of Windows.'.
Then I re-start, or shut down & turn it back on and the same sequence recurs.
I have even slipstreamed SP2 into my SP1 copy & re-installed using the repair option. Same result.
Does anyone know how can I get out of this loop without having to wipe out my Windows directory with all of my saved settings & installed programs?
Jz Lauratis
[email protected]
(702) 378-9071
Wpa Kill
Windows Xp Wpa Kill
Tecchannel fools it into oblivion. Since Microsoft introduced Windows Product Activation (WPA) the crackers have gone through a series of WinXP beta builds, finding new ways to at least circumvent the protection system. But now, taking an entirely different approach, Germany's Tecchannel has demonstrated that WPA as shipped in RC1 is full of. To activate XP – the best way is download activation software. The downloaded file itself is clean and does not contain any harmful code. But some antivirus software could have this WPAkill file in their databases just because it’s a simple crack, and crack are always considered as unwanted software.