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Btw, I know of 2 other ways do bypass this
WGA myself as well. So many ways to skin a cat when it comes to Microsoft security. Mike From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Debasis Mohanty >> hi, I came across your site from
the article at www.vnunet.com about this validation workaround. I just have a question, will
this workaround work with Microsoft >> Windows Update site? I never tested it for Windows Update.
However, as per M$ recent statement windows update will work irrespective
of the OS being genuine or not. The test that I conducted was purely done for
those Microsoft tools / products available on the M$ download centre which installs
only on a genuine copy of Windows. >> No where in the article or on your workaround
instructions mentions how this could also work with Windows Update site. Or I
could have missed it or something, >> could this check work with W2K as well? FYI: Microsoft has fixed this issue immediately after few
days of the workaround was released. So the workaround might not work for
any of the current downloads from M$ download centre. Bad Luck ... ;o) There are still ways to circumvent WGA, I am currently working
on it but can't comment anything at this point of time. Debasis Mohanty From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of goosee007 hi, I came across your site from the article at www.vnunet.com about this validation
workaround. I just have a question, will this workaround work with Microsoft
Windows Update site? No where in the article or on your workaround instructions
mentions how this could also work with Windows Update site. Or I could have
missed it or something, could this check work with W2K as well? thanks goose |
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