Help Me Understand Recurring WGA Temp Files

[JD]

The following two files appear anew each time I boot. They seem to indicate
that I have a limited time to authenticate my software, or something like
that.
It began happening after I installed some tax software--and paid for it
online.
Can someone tell me what this means, why it's happening, if it is cause for
concern, and, if so, how to "fix" it?

WGA ErrLog:
D446F964-542-80004005_D446F964-509-80004005

WGANotify.settings
Refresh Frequency on every 14 days
Show notification for every 1 logins
DaysBeforeBuyNow Unactivated = 31
DaysBeforeBuyNow Nongenuine = 14
Server DisableAll = false
Server DisableVLKID = true
Server DisableGetSP2 = false
User ReducedReminders = false
User ReducedVLKID = false
User ReducedGetSP2 = false
BalloonInterval = 2 hours
BalloonIntervalVLKID = 24 hours
BalloonIntervalGetSP2 = 504 hours

 

[Gerry Cornell]

Does the information here help you:
http://forums.microsoft.com/Genuine/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=449215&SiteID=25

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
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[JD]

I am not getting a "May be a victim of software counterfeiting" message.
Only the two Windows | Temp files I originally posted. So far I have not
experienced any unusual performance issues. I would like to understand why
these files reappear with each new boot.
BTW, this Gateway computer is several years old and there is no question
that the OS is legit.
Thanks for your reply and for the link.