Windows validation failed

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Leythos said:
Maybe you need to look closer at why the people are posting, what it
is that caused the problem, rather than assume it was WGA that is the
fault.

Most of the issues I read are because the user has done something that
MS considers a violation of the licensing agreement. Notice I didn't
say ALL, just most of them.
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LOL! Like you still think there were massive stockpiles of WMDs in Iraq
in 2003, your sense of what MOST WGA posts are about is totally wacked
out of reality.

Who is gonna believe what you say you percieve? Certainly not me. As a
matter of fact, if you say something is black, more than likely, in
reality, it really is white. That is how out of balance your
perceptions are.
WGA/WPA has worked without fault for the seats we have experience
with, and the only times I've seen WGA or WPA fail was due to the
multiple installation problem during the 120 day period, but a few
minutes on the phone clears that up.
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1.) I don't believe you.

2.) Your use of the royal "we," makes me not believe you even more than
normal!

3.) I really don't believe an effin' word you type!
Oh, and cut the BS <Bullsh*t was cut at the request of the always
delusional Leythos>
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You did tell me to cut the BS! :-p

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1.) I don't believe you.
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So, it's nice to see that you can't support your own position, that you
can't offer anything to dispute what I've said. Thanks for supporting
the fact that WGA/WPA doesn't really post any significant issue to the
masses.
 
Leythos said:
So, it's nice to see that you can't support your own position, that
you can't offer anything to dispute what I've said. Thanks for
supporting the fact that WGA/WPA doesn't really post any significant
issue to the masses.
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I did a few post back, but you just ignored it, like you ignore all the
experts that agree that there were no massive stockpiles of WMDs in Iraq
in 2003.

But you need to live with your delusions, so please continue to ignore
reality, if that helps you get through another day without blowing your
brains out.

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I did a few post back, but you just ignored it
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I didn't ignore it, you posted that because some people post here, that
there must be a lot of problems - fact is that most of the posting here
are because people try and violate the agreement. Few people have
problems with validation when following the licensing agreement, and you
don't seem to be able to disprove it.
 
Leythos said:
I didn't ignore it, you posted that because some people post here,
that there must be a lot of problems -
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Actually, I didn't say that. I said, "As for numbers, there are
literally thousands of posts regarding PA & WGA problems in various
Windows XP newsgroups. And a only a minute fraction of Windows users
even know about these groups, one can extrapulate that there are
thousands upon thousands that have had various PA and WGA problems. Way
to(o) many to justify catching the occasional pirated install."

But you ignore those thousands. You couldn't care less about those
paying customers! You are a traitor to the human race, who cares more
about technological controls, than REAL PEOPLE!

Plus the FACT that MS has created a WGA debugging tool!

Like Symantec tools for uninstalling its malware, these large
corporations don't develop these types of tools unless they are
practically forced to. Symantec's malware is nearly impossible to
uninstall with normal uninstall routines, so their removal tools are
necessary.

WGA is a buggy piece of crap, and that's why MS has made its WGA
debugging tool.
fact is that most of the
posting here are because people try and violate the agreement.
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Really? And your proof of that "fact" is what? Your delusional
feelings? No probably your hatred of your fellow human beings and you
unnatural distrust of them! You think all humans, but you, are scumbag
thieves, so you immediately believe that most WGA problems are caused by
pirates!
Few
people have problems with validation when following the licensing
agreement, and you don't seem to be able to disprove it.
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ROFL! Sure, I have circumstantial evidence that any rational human
being can understand. You base your so-called "facts" on nothing but
your own delusions and your hatred of other people.

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Really? And your proof of that "fact" is what?
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Maybe you should take the time to understand what they were doing, as
they posted, when they experienced the problem - it would help if you
were not full of spite/hate so that your understanding of their
situation was not blinded by it.

I read 7 different XP groups, and see very few real PA/WGA issues that
fall outside of the licensing constraints - notice I didn't say that I
don't see any, I said I see few.

Take a deep breath, settle down, relax, try reading what people are
posting and this will be the hard part, don't assume their problems are
created by MS before you finish clicking on their post.
 
Leythos said:
Maybe you should take the time to understand what they were doing, as
they posted, when they experienced the problem - it would help if you
were not full of spite/hate so that your understanding of their
situation was not blinded by it.
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I read a lot of them, and the vast majority I have read seemed to be
paying customers. But then again, I don't hate people. I don't see
them all as thieves, like you do! You are the one full of hate, that
sees people as thieves until proven otherwise.
I read 7 different XP groups, and see very few real PA/WGA issues that
fall outside of the licensing constraints - notice I didn't say that I
don't see any, I said I see few.
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You see what you want to see. Proof of your delusions!
Take a deep breath, settle down, relax, try reading what people are
posting and this will be the hard part, don't assume their problems
are created by MS before you finish clicking on their post.
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ROFL! That's right! Copy-protection problems are caused by the paying
individual that has no need of that buggy unnecessary code! Microsoft
is blameless!

You really are a total traitor to the human race!

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Leythos said:
Except that sometimes it catches a pirate - as in today I was
working on
a home users machine, they didn't have SP2 yet and needed some of
the
updates from it. SP2 complained that it could not install due to a
invalid key..... Come to find out that the person was aware they
were
using a pirated copy of XP....
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TROLL
 
Leythos said:
Actually, that's the first I've had fail validation, and it didn't
actually fail validation - it correctly identified a pirated copy
of the
OS and called it properly.

So, with more than 1500 seats last year, more than another 200
this
year, This is the first one I've had it reject and it's actually
right.

Good job MS, correctly identifying a pirated copy while not
causing any
issues with the other 1700 seats we've activated.
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TROLL
 
Leythos said:
How is showing PA catching a pirated copy to be considered trolling -
it worked as it was designed.
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Because this thread is aboot the extremely flawed WGA, not PA.

Personally, I don't think you are a troll at all. I think you are
completely out of your effin' gourd!

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Leythos said:
Except that you can't disprove my experience with WGA or PA,
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And neither can you prove it.

and you
have no factual information to prove that it's any form of major problem
for the masses -
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What about the constant stream of evidence we are presented with
everyday in this group from paying customers getting screwed by PA and
WGA? Do you ignore that proof too? At the link below, there is just a
small sampling of all of that proof:

http://protectfreedom.tripod.com/wpa.html

yet it does seem to work to stop the casual pirate as
I've mentioned here in my experience yesterday.


And when you've lost your position you try to divert the subject off
track, a typical troll tactic.


Yep, again, another typical troll tactic - you can't find any way to
dispute the actual experiences that contradict your position so you
resort to BS.


And you have nothing to support your position as you've been proven to
be wrong on all accounts.
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See above.
 
And neither can you prove it.

and you

What about the constant stream of evidence we are presented with
everyday in this group from paying customers getting screwed by PA and
WGA? Do you ignore that proof too? At the link below, there is just a
small sampling of all of that proof:
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It seems to me that a small number of people have actual problems with
WGA or WPA, that a very small number of people have real problems that
keep them from using their computers due to WGA or WPA. I see many posts
about WGA and/or WPA that indicate problems, but, if you start following
the details you will see that most times it's due to the user not
following the licensing restrictions, an OEM vendor install that was
moved to a different vendors board (again licensing), replacement of
hardware, or just plain b1tching about having to validate again.

with the exception of one pirated copy of XP Prof, I've never not been
able to activate a copy of Windows XP, MS Office 2003, Windows 2003
Server, Small Business Server 2003, or any other office product - either
via the internet or via phone. In fact, I reused a key with Office 2003
once, and it would not validate via the internet, called them and
explained that I have 10 licenses for this installation and that I typed
in the wrong one when doing the Xth install, they validated it anyway.

The real problems behind WGA/WPA is the OEM's not telling the customers
about the licensing restrictions for OEM software.
 
Leythos said:
It says "Windows Validation" in the subject, so that covers WGA and
PA.
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LOL! Validation is WGA. MPA is Activation.

So today I call up to activate a Dell Key with Generic OEM Media, and
when transfered to a live phone rep, the PA phone system hung up on me.

Even the Phone-In PA is buggy crap!

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