Re: Invalid copy of Windows---or so i'm told
- From: Alias <aka@[notme]maskedandanonymous.org>
- Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 23:10:41 +0200
Leythos wrote:
In article <#QistbOhGHA.4848@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, aka@[notme]
maskedandanonymous.org says...
Maybe, rather than complaining, you could have done something to help the OP in their current position? While you may disagree with WGA, the fact is that you've not done anything to help the OP.If WGA weren't around, the OP wouldn't need any help.
And, so, you're going to rant at MS/the OP, rather than do anything to help?
Soooooooo, the solution to the OP's problem is simple: eliminate WGA completely and call the Police or the FBI if you think someone's stealing from you. Then press charges, take them to court. Ya know, the established procedure to positive legal action. I also think that MS should send techs, free, to all paying customer's home or office that request it, to remove WGA from affected computers.
Alias
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