Activation?
This is a discussion about Activation? in the Windows Hardware category; Ok i done the safemode trick and now i can login fine but does changing activation required also disable the timebomb?
Ok i done the safemode trick and now i can login fine but does changing activation required also disable the timebomb?
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No it doesnt. Thanks for your reply, but my computer doesn't try to acces the net when i turn it on (have i done something wrong), anyway, what i wanted to know was when you use a dial up connection, does your pc call microsoft with your information, could you just verify this point for me, thanx. red

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Yes the svchost.exe file tries to send something to microsoft, you can see this if you have a firewall (although windows xp own firewall automatically allows this connection)
haha, it sends your hardware info once, and that's it, I am a tester, it does no more tha that. MS ain't trying to do crap..
as for the activaction, I don't know, I just had to laugh and post something
as for the activaction, I don't know, I just had to laugh and post something
As for sending info once, I dont think so. Run Norton firewall for awhile and dont configure a rule just block connection at this time. You will soon find out that the OS is consistantly trying to send info.
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If it worries you don't buy it!
Sheesh, how simple can this be??
Sheesh, how simple can this be??
Or just run a good firewall, no big whop
just unplug the modem/network cable if you are too worried.