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Desktop: Windows XP MCE 2005 loves the crack. Especially the wet WGA bypass kind with unlimited hits of updates.

 

Laptop: Windows Vista Home Premium is clean. He has to be the responsible one. Especially because Desktop is always blitzed out of his mind.

 

Server: Windows 2000 Professional Edition is sort of clean. He has been off of the crack (the automatic serial number kind) for sometime now. It is alright though, this summer he will become fully recovered when he becomes Windows 2003 Server (DreamSpark program). Woot!

Well, I have 2 copies of the Vista product key, but neither of them work (both are legally received too, one with the actual Vista Installation DVD, and the other with my new laptop). So I always have a hell of a time getting Vista to activate. Damn't.......

 

EDIT: After calling Microsoft, both of my Vista's are fully activated.

I have used illegitimate copies of Windows XP for a long time. All of them don't require activation and all can pass WGA without a hitch. I did however, purchase a genuine copy of XP w/SP2b for my custom builds, since I really didn't feel like using a pirated OS on my hand-built machines. I do work with old to really ancient machines all the time, and I DON'T want to have to purchase a copy of Windows for each and every one of those (there are a lot of them). I have no idea whatsoever of the activation problems so many people claim to have, since I have activated my genuine copy of Windows over and over again, after every reinstall, and there was never any problems. One time, an activation didn't go through since I think I re-activated it one too many times on that machine, however I managed to activate it by phone, which took all of five minutes, eight tops. There wasn't even a human on the other end of the line, just a voice-recognition machine that receives and inputs activation codes over the phone and then tells you your activation key. It's that simple. I think those who can't activate their "genuine" copy of Windows have most likely purchased an illegitimate copy without realizing it, or perhaps they just have no clue, but if I had to guess, I'd say it's the latter.

My laptop is a computer I depend on for work and school; it's running a fully legitimate and properly activated copy of Vista Business.

 

My desktop, on the other hand, is a legitimate copy of Windows, but I don't ever activate the license because I reinstall Windows on it so often. I just rearm the 30-day trial, or crack it.

 

Microsoft didn't fix the loophole like they claimed SP1 supposed to do, anyone can claim it's legal when it's not.

 

All they do is see if the crack is installed, and uninstall it when installing SP1. You can easily reinstall the crack after installing SP1.

My laptop is a computer I depend on for work and school; it's running a fully legitimate and properly activated copy of Vista Business.

 

My desktop, on the other hand, is a legitimate copy of Windows, but I don't ever activate the license because I reinstall Windows on it so often. I just rearm the 30-day trial, or crack it.

All they do is see if the crack is installed, and uninstall it when installing SP1. You can easily reinstall the crack after installing SP1.

 

It's no crack as such, it's just the same OEM soft bios DELL use that kicks in when Windows starts.

My Windows XP Pro SP2 is legal, genuine, and its licensed software. I like it that way ^_^ Its installed on 3 computers, activated with a single license and all 3 validate WGA and all. Weird huh? A single license of XP is only supposed to work on a single computer

 

I also have a copy of Vista RC1 that I downloaded when MS was in the beta stages of Vista, and I have 2 license keys for it that were generated when I downloaded. After I downloaded it, I realized that it would expire in June 2007 so I went out to search for ahem..."bypasses". Unfortunately the mistake I made was that I already activated the Vista so none of the "bypasses" appeared to work. But it was funny cause it was still working in August 2007 (last time I booted it :P), so I guess one of the many "bypasses" I tried worked :)

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