Re: Read if you have Wga problems with legal Preinstalled system.
- From: "kurttrail" <dontemailme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 00:15:10 -0400
Greg Ro wrote:
> (No need to keep multi-posting)
>
> I do agree the wga is becoming a major pain as there is a lot of
> problems reported.
>
> I never said emachine was a problem. I just tested it on an emachine
> and it worked. I have a ghost image backup. I usually always test
> stuff out before giving advice if applicable. I think this sound
> advice. Microsoft may even give the same advice I am giving.
> Business that do not have volume or corporate license have already
> reported trouble getting update because wga didn't Validate, Some
> with volume licenses are having trouble and the javascript bypass code
> no longer works.
And MS needs to get their validation crap fixed, or better yet, dump it.
It shouldn't be up to computer owners to muck around with work-arounds
fixing what ain't broke, and their OS, and the way it was installed
ain't what is broke. MS's validation crap is what needs to be made
reliable, or if it can't be, then it needs to have a quick painful
death!
Until MS fixes or dumps validation, there are much less risky ways to
stay patched.
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