Knowledge focus: lower right corner of the computer updated 5-pointed star appears like something, how to get rid Oh? It was a genuine answer to the list of issues identified. After the update, certainly sure your system is genuine,
ugg ブーツ, the results of your computer system is pirated, there will be the star, and constantly remind you to update the lower right corner of the computer ..
emerged as the 5 horn Star of things, how to remove Oh?
list that is a genuine answer to the problem identified. After the update, certainly sure your system is genuine, the results of your computer system is pirated, there will be the star, and constantly remind you to buy legal copies of software, right?
You can go to the network to download the genuine fish cloves patch XP-TRUE, you can solve this problem. Right, I gave it to the next in WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 deleted, it still lingers ah well, ah ha ha I remember my best choice,
UGG オーストラリア! If the five-pointed star in the task bar, that is, the application, you can right click to end it, if the desktop,
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UGG AUSTRALLIA, it was prompted to upgrade can be downloaded Rising Search get rid of me this is not the pirated software you're using it! I also ah! secretly tell you, do not update later will not, ha ha! You can also send a request to help Microsoft's fate is also possible, but it will have to spend RMB . or to a distortion of it! to download a patch just fine. you've installed Microsoft's latest anti-piracy patch
The lower right corner you have a small star icon, right?
It does not matter if you are using WindowsXP, then the recent Windoes Update, the system would normally be implanted in a file called WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications) of the Genuine test program? This procedure each time the system starts, the network returns a message to Microsoft's Web site, it is really no better assured. Now, you can be RemoveWGA to remove it.
RemoveWGA designed to clear the WGA is a small program, the user simply by it,
ugg, you can stop Microsoft's WGA system every time you start the Microsoft Web site attempts to link back to the action, and it does not need to worry about using Microsoft's Genuine Advantage mechanism You still the same normal use Windows Update to function, there is no conflict between the two.
RemoveWGA 1.1
There is another way:
Without downloading anything, not afraid of re-poisoning:
Open the registry. In the run input REGEDIT, to enter the registry
And then find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Winlogon Notify WgaLogon,
Remove WgaLogon restart,
wgatray.exe will not automatically activated,
To find the disk you installed the system such as the C drive: C windows system 32 of the wgatray.exe remove, and then search on,
In the other folder there, delete all, and finally OK.
Next time remember not to update this stuff out. Is doing
The third method:
First, a new text file, enter the following:
ON ERROR RESUME NEXT
Dim VOL_PROD_KEY
if Wscript.arguments.count 0 then
Wscript.echo Enter the CD-KEY with the current version does not match. Err.Clear
end if
Next
Then the above text can be saved as key.vbs Double click to run through the XP validation
Fourth method:
Two-step lifting of pirated Windows XP Warning
TweakTown announced the lifting of pirated Microsoft Genuine Windows XP system,
【Methods】 one. First restart your computer in Safe mode, log the administrator account - to ensure you have access to Windows system32 and Windows system32 dllcache path permissions. In these two paths have a file named WGATray.EXE. You have two paths were removed under WGATray.EXE - this will prevent the pop-up when Windows starts
Delete the Windows system32 under WGATray.EXE may need a little bit tricky:
Step played a: WGATray.EXE icon -> right click -> Delete -> delete confirmation box appears after the first, do not click 'OK' button
Played the second step: Ctrl + Alt + Del -> Open process manager -> find WGATray.EXE--> delete it shows your system is pirated! Point it was too straightforward, subtle ah