Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired

After the installation on Windows XP Pro with service
pack 2 I tried to run the program, but I got the
following message: "The Microsoft Internal Beta version
of Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired as of 31.7.2005.
Please contact Microsoft for an updated version."

>-----Original Message-----
>After the installation on Windows XP Pro with service
>pack 2 I tried to run the program, but I got the
>following message: "The Microsoft Internal Beta version
>of Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired as of 31.7.2005.
>Please contact Microsoft for an updated version."
>.
>

>-----Original Message-----
>After the installation on Windows XP Pro with service
>pack 2 I tried to run the program, but I got the
>following message: "The Microsoft Internal Beta version
>of Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired as of 31.7.2005.
>Please contact Microsoft for an updated version."
>.
>

Is that from the message centre? If so that's not what it says. It says it
expires on that date.

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Fred Allen
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:058c01c4f4ad$8c524d20$7d02280a@phx.gbl...
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>After the installation on Windows XP Pro with service
>>pack 2 I tried to run the program, but I got the
>>following message: "The Microsoft Internal Beta version
>>of Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired as of 31.7.2005.
>>Please contact Microsoft for an updated version."
>>.
>>

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Topalov wrote:
| After the installation on Windows XP Pro with service
| pack 2 I tried to run the program, but I got the
| following message: "The Microsoft Internal Beta version
| of Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired as of 31.7.2005.
| Please contact Microsoft for an updated version."

Click on the Start button, then "Run"

Clear anything in the box and type in: cmd
Then press "OK"

Type in: date
Then press return.

Is the date reported correct? What time zone is your computer set to?
Right-click the clock at the bottom right, select "Adjust Date/Time", click
the "Time Zone" tab.

Regards,


Adam.

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Reporting the same problem on Windows XP SP2;
to answer Adam - yes, the date is correct, the time zone
is +2GMT
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>Topalov wrote:
>| After the installation on Windows XP Pro with service
>| pack 2 I tried to run the program, but I got the
>| following message: "The Microsoft Internal Beta version
>| of Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired as of 31.7.2005.
>| Please contact Microsoft for an updated version."
>
>Click on the Start button, then "Run"
>
>Clear anything in the box and type in: cmd
>Then press "OK"
>
>Type in: date
>Then press return.
>
>Is the date reported correct? What time zone is your
computer set to?
>Right-click the clock at the bottom right, select "Adjust
Date/Time", click
>the "Time Zone" tab.
>
>Regards,
>
>
>Adam.
>
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Apparently there is a bug to be resolved in next release;
workaround - control panel; regional and language
options/regional options/ choose "english" for your
formats

>-----Original Message-----
>After the installation on Windows XP Pro with service
>pack 2 I tried to run the program, but I got the
>following message: "The Microsoft Internal Beta version
>of Microsoft AntiSpyware has expired as of 31.7.2005.
>Please contact Microsoft for an updated version."
>.
>