- #Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 install#
- #Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 software#
- #Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 code#
- #Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 license#
#Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 software#
>They should also provide you with all the relevant software to be able to reinstall the OS. RE: Windows 7 build 7601 this copy of windows is not genuine.
#Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 license#
In case you want to take this further, and need some sort of backing beyond what people are telling you in this forum, here's the license that system builders have to agree to which outlines their obligations and deliverables. They should also provide you with all the relevant software to be able to reinstall the OS.
#Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 install#
A 3rd party system builder can, of course, install a legitmate non-SLP OEM version on an old or refurbished PC - but are then required to provide the relevant COA (and yes, it should be stuck to the case). SLP can only be installed by the original manufacturer. I'll repeat: no 3rd party system builder can legally install an OEM SLP version of Windows for resale. >He didn't like that i was accusing him of selling me a fraudulent machine >He also told me that COA's only go on new machines As a result non-SLP versions cannot be magically transformed into an SLP version by a few registry settings or other activity that a virus might carry out.
#Windows 7 not genuine build 7601 code#
Note that OEM SLP versions include additional code for checking the BIOS SLIC table. It isn't just that it is saying that it is not genuine, it is the fact that it is a completely incorrect version of Windows 7. > whatever he thought would change it so it would say that it was not genuine Just so you are aware: you are still running, from Microsoft's point of view, an illegal copy of Windows 7 Should you have this Windows 7 licensing documented, wave a copy of it in front of the vendor's face to let them know you have something to submit to Microsoft/BSA. Otherwise, the vendor may claim you installed Win7 yourself over their Vista computer and that you are responsible for correcting this Windows licensing issue on your own. It is not necessary for anyone to turn to Google or a forum for assistance, unless they have some nefarious reason for not contacting Microsoft.īruce, you should have some documentation (receipt/invoice/packaging) that demonstrates this vendor sold you a Win7 system. When activation errors appear, they provide directions to contact Microsoft or the OEM to resolve. I'm just saying that there is a strong smell of fish. I understand piracy can sometimes be inadvertent by unknowing/uninformed individuals but it seems Bruce knows a bit more than what he is admitting. But since has been removed.It was probably removed because it violated the licensing/law. I found a thread online that worked that time. It did do this one other time in the past. HWID Hash Current: LgAAAAEAAgABAAEAAAACAAAAAQABAAEA6GFu/4raglw67F6JNugIynF6XNJGyg=ĪCPI Table Name OEMID Value OEMTableID Value Windows Product Key Hash: yr8OHoeXhbT4dc6MxGYjdAStSPY= ĪV: McAfee Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware *Enabled/Updated* - C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Google Toolbar\GoogleToolbar_64.Cached Online Validation Code: N/A, hr = 0xc004f012 I followed the forum directions and the reports generated are below:DDS (Ver_.01) - NTFS_AMD64 I'm not sure if I am infected with something or not. Once the message shows up, my computer doesn't act right, and McAfee randomly shuts off. However, spontaneously, after being online for awhile, the message in my title is displayed on my desktop. I have run MAM as well as McAfee several times, both say I have no infection.