Windows Activation Was Successful Message

Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32 sp2 start
menu.
2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
successfully over a month ago.
Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:

'Windows Build 6002
This copy of Windows is not genuine'

When I reboot it goes away.

Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.

Thanks,
James

JamesJ wrote:
> Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32 sp2 start
> menu.
> 2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
> 'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
> successfully over a month ago.
> Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:
>
> 'Windows Build 6002
> This copy of Windows is not genuine'
>
> When I reboot it goes away.
>
> Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.
>
> Thanks,
> James

Got automatic updates configured to download and install updates without
your input? If so, you may well be another of the thousands of WGA false
positives victims. Call Microshit and raise hell.

Or it's possible you've been punked by malware. When you click on the
you're not genuine message, what happens?

Alias

I never clicked on it. I just rebooted and it was gone.
I was having problems with the start menu and I believe that Microsoft
Security Essential might
have been the culprit.

James

"Alias" <> wrote in message
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> JamesJ wrote:
>> Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32 sp2 start
>> menu.
>> 2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
>> 'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
>> successfully over a month ago.
>> Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:
>>
>> 'Windows Build 6002
>> This copy of Windows is not genuine'
>>
>> When I reboot it goes away.
>>
>> Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> James
>
> Got automatic updates configured to download and install updates without
> your input? If so, you may well be another of the thousands of WGA false
> positives victims. Call Microshit and raise hell.
>
> Or it's possible you've been punked by malware. When you click on the
> you're not genuine message, what happens?
>
> Alias

I've sort of been checking his posts in this group.

Thanks for the warning,
James

"Frank" <> wrote in message
news:4af0cf27$...
> JamesJ wrote:
>> I never clicked on it. I just rebooted and it was gone.
>> I was having problems with the start menu and I believe that Microsoft
>> Security Essential might
>> have been the culprit.
>>
>> James
>>
>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>> news:hcqg2f$ij8$...
>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>> Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32 sp2
>>>> start menu.
>>>> 2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
>>>> 'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
>>>> successfully over a month ago.
>>>> Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:
>>>>
>>>> 'Windows Build 6002
>>>> This copy of Windows is not genuine'
>>>>
>>>> When I reboot it goes away.
>>>>
>>>> Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> James
>>>
>>> Got automatic updates configured to download and install updates without
>>> your input? If so, you may well be another of the thousands of WGA false
>>> positives victims. Call Microshit and raise hell.
>>>
>>> Or it's possible you've been punked by malware. When you click on the
>>> you're not genuine message, what happens?
>>>
>>> Alias
>>
> Pay no attention to that moron linux troll named alias. He only has
> pirated MS software and MS caught him and he like to whine about it.

JamesJ wrote:
> I've sort of been checking his posts in this group.
>
> Thanks for the warning,
> James

His "warning" is a lie.

Alias
>
> "Frank" <> wrote in message
> news:4af0cf27$...
>> JamesJ wrote:
>>> I never clicked on it. I just rebooted and it was gone.
>>> I was having problems with the start menu and I believe that
>>> Microsoft Security Essential might
>>> have been the culprit.
>>>
>>> James
>>>
>>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>>> news:hcqg2f$ij8$...
>>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>>> Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32 sp2
>>>>> start menu.
>>>>> 2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
>>>>> 'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
>>>>> successfully over a month ago.
>>>>> Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:
>>>>>
>>>>> 'Windows Build 6002
>>>>> This copy of Windows is not genuine'
>>>>>
>>>>> When I reboot it goes away.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> James
>>>>
>>>> Got automatic updates configured to download and install updates
>>>> without your input? If so, you may well be another of the thousands
>>>> of WGA false positives victims. Call Microshit and raise hell.
>>>>
>>>> Or it's possible you've been punked by malware. When you click on
>>>> the you're not genuine message, what happens?
>>>>
>>>> Alias
>>>
>> Pay no attention to that moron linux troll named alias. He only has
>> pirated MS software and MS caught him and he like to whine about it.
>

Be nice, all


"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:hcre60$q2h$...
> JamesJ wrote:
>> I've sort of been checking his posts in this group.
>>
>> Thanks for the warning,
>> James
>
> His "warning" is a lie.
>
> Alias
>>
>> "Frank" <> wrote in message
>> news:4af0cf27$...
>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>> I never clicked on it. I just rebooted and it was gone.
>>>> I was having problems with the start menu and I believe that Microsoft
>>>> Security Essential might
>>>> have been the culprit.
>>>>
>>>> James
>>>>
>>>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:hcqg2f$ij8$...
>>>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>>>> Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32 sp2
>>>>>> start menu.
>>>>>> 2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
>>>>>> 'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
>>>>>> successfully over a month ago.
>>>>>> Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 'Windows Build 6002
>>>>>> This copy of Windows is not genuine'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> When I reboot it goes away.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>> James
>>>>>
>>>>> Got automatic updates configured to download and install updates
>>>>> without your input? If so, you may well be another of the thousands of
>>>>> WGA false positives victims. Call Microshit and raise hell.
>>>>>
>>>>> Or it's possible you've been punked by malware. When you click on the
>>>>> you're not genuine message, what happens?
>>>>>
>>>>> Alias
>>>>
>>> Pay no attention to that moron linux troll named alias. He only has
>>> pirated MS software and MS caught him and he like to whine about it.
>>

JamesJ wrote:
> Be nice, all

Nice and Frank is an oxymoron. Don't believe me, just check out his posts.

Alias
>
>
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:hcre60$q2h$...
>> JamesJ wrote:
>>> I've sort of been checking his posts in this group.
>>>
>>> Thanks for the warning,
>>> James
>>
>> His "warning" is a lie.
>>
>> Alias
>>>
>>> "Frank" <> wrote in message
>>> news:4af0cf27$...
>>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>>> I never clicked on it. I just rebooted and it was gone.
>>>>> I was having problems with the start menu and I believe that
>>>>> Microsoft Security Essential might
>>>>> have been the culprit.
>>>>>
>>>>> James
>>>>>
>>>>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>>>>> news:hcqg2f$ij8$...
>>>>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>>>>> Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32
>>>>>>> sp2 start menu.
>>>>>>> 2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
>>>>>>> 'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
>>>>>>> successfully over a month ago.
>>>>>>> Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 'Windows Build 6002
>>>>>>> This copy of Windows is not genuine'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> When I reboot it goes away.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>> James
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Got automatic updates configured to download and install updates
>>>>>> without your input? If so, you may well be another of the
>>>>>> thousands of WGA false positives victims. Call Microshit and raise
>>>>>> hell.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Or it's possible you've been punked by malware. When you click on
>>>>>> the you're not genuine message, what happens?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Alias
>>>>>
>>>> Pay no attention to that moron linux troll named alias. He only has
>>>> pirated MS software and MS caught him and he like to whine about it.
>>>

"Alias" <> a écrit dans le message de
news:hcre60$q2h$...
> JamesJ wrote:
>> I've sort of been checking his posts in this group.
>>
>> Thanks for the warning,
>> James
>
> His "warning" is a lie.
>
> Alias
>>
>> "Frank" <> wrote in message
>> news:4af0cf27$...
>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>> I never clicked on it. I just rebooted and it was gone.
>>>> I was having problems with the start menu and I believe that Microsoft
>>>> Security Essential might
>>>> have been the culprit.
>>>>
>>>> James
>>>>
>>>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:hcqg2f$ij8$...
>>>>> JamesJ wrote:
>>>>>> Lately I've been trouble shooting problem(s) with my Vista x32 sp2
>>>>>> start menu.
>>>>>> 2 times within the last week upon a reboot I get the message that
>>>>>> 'Windows Activation was successful' even though it was activated
>>>>>> successfully over a month ago.
>>>>>> Also, at the bottom right side of the desktop the message:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 'Windows Build 6002
>>>>>> This copy of Windows is not genuine'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> When I reboot it goes away.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Any idea why this is happening? Never had this message before.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>> James
>>>>>
>>>>> Got automatic updates configured to download and install updates
>>>>> without your input? If so, you may well be another of the thousands of
>>>>> WGA false positives victims. Call Microshit and raise hell.
>>>>>
>>>>> Or it's possible you've been punked by malware. When you click on the
>>>>> you're not genuine message, what happens?
>>>>>
>>>>> Alias
>>>>
>>> Pay no attention to that moron linux troll named alias. He only has
>>> pirated MS software and MS caught him and he like to whine about it.
>>


Type C:\Windows\System32\SLUI.exe 4
Disconnect Internet
Use phone to activate

You will talk to a human being. Explain the
problem. They maybe (MAYbe) able to
help you.

"Alias" <> wrote in message
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> JamesJ wrote:
>> Be nice, all
>
> Nice and Frank is an oxymoron. Don't believe me, just check out his posts.
>

Your posts are all "ill informed". Better study up on computers because you
don't know anything about Ubuntu or Windows products.

Kevin SmallBone wrote:
>
>
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:hcrt72$8c7$...
>> JamesJ wrote:
>>> Be nice, all
>>
>> Nice and Frank is an oxymoron. Don't believe me, just check out his
>> posts.
>>
>
> Your posts are all "ill informed". Better study up on computers because
> you don't know anything about Ubuntu or Windows products.
>
>

Considering I have forgotten more than you'll ever know ...

Alias