activation problem!

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  1. ballstine

    ballstine Member

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    i have had windows pro put on by a mate of mine and it was activated fine when i got it and the key logo wasnt in the task bar and it was all good. then today i went to log on and i got a warning box saying i have 7 days to activate this acount the thing is when i press the activate logo in the box it goes to the activate page and it say i have already activated this windows. does any one no what might be going on.
     
  2. Neptun

    Neptun Active member

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    Windows do that sometimes. Normally it disappears in few days. If very worried you can take call to Microsoft, but not necessary.
     
  3. rulisky

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    Your friend installed the OS and used his key. It only LOOKED fine, now you need to activate and you won't be able (his key is already used).

    Buy a legit copy.
     
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    rulisky: this is not the question here.
     
  5. PeaInAPod

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    @rulisky
    There is no point to be calling ballstine a software pirate. He/She didn't say anything that would even remotely be considered "pirate-like". All ballstine said was that he/she
    So for all you know ballstine could have had his/her friend re-install windows onto his/her pc! Dont point fingers and make accusations in these forums okay? But if someone is doing something wrong tell a mod don't get on the persons case.
     

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