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Windows XP SP2 doch nicht für alle
Nachdem in der Vergangenheit von Mircosoft Produktchef Barry Goffe geäußert wurde, dass sich das SP2 für Windows XP auf allen -auch auf raubkopierten Systemen- installieren lassen würde, da die Sicherheit aller Windows Anwender im Vordergrund stehe (wir berichteten), wurde dieses Statement nun von einem Microsoft Pressesprecher im Interview mit BetaNews herftigst dementiert.
Demnach erfolgt bei der Installation des SP2 ein Abgleich der verwendeten "Product ID"mit einer Liste illegaler Nummern um evtl. eine Installation des SP2 auf nicht rechtmäßig erworbenen Systeme zu verhindern.
Nachdem in der Vergangenheit von Mircosoft Produktchef Barry Goffe geäußert wurde, dass sich das SP2 für Windows XP auf allen -auch auf raubkopierten Systemen- installieren lassen würde, da die Sicherheit aller Windows Anwender im Vordergrund stehe (wir berichteten), wurde dieses Statement nun von einem Microsoft Pressesprecher im Interview mit BetaNews herftigst dementiert.
Demnach erfolgt bei der Installation des SP2 ein Abgleich der verwendeten "Product ID"mit einer Liste illegaler Nummern um evtl. eine Installation des SP2 auf nicht rechtmäßig erworbenen Systeme zu verhindern.
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they do not re-issue corporate keys. the reason people's keys have stopped working is because this build institutes the next step of the authentication measures first introduced in SP1. remember how in SP1 they blacklisted a few keys that were all over the net (Devils0wn - FCKGW..., etc.) - and there was talk that they were going to also blacklist any keys that were generated by the Blue List Keygen. Authentic Corp keys have a PID of 640. Keys generated by XP keygens can have a PID of 641-649. i have heard that sometimes the keygens will produce a key with a PID of 640, but i haven't tested it myself. this is supposedly very rare. SP1 came and went and the non 640 keys were not blacklisted after all. now it looks like they got around to it.
you can check your PID by hitting Windowskey+Pause or by going to System in Control Panel. the first screen, under Registered to, has a long number in this form:
XXXXX-64X-XXXXXXX-XXXXX
if it's 640, you're fine unless you're running one of the keys specifically blacklisted (like the FCKGW one). anything from 641-649 and you'll find that installing this build and any that come after it impossible.
you can check your PID by hitting Windowskey+Pause or by going to System in Control Panel. the first screen, under Registered to, has a long number in this form:
XXXXX-64X-XXXXXXX-XXXXX
if it's 640, you're fine unless you're running one of the keys specifically blacklisted (like the FCKGW one). anything from 641-649 and you'll find that installing this build and any that come after it impossible.
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i can verify this. My old key was XXXXX-648-XXXXXXX-XXXXX and it would lock me out. I happened to stumble upon a valid XXXXX-640-XXXXXXX-XXXXX key (actually quite a few) and reinstalled with that key. Works great so everybody check your PID, if its 641 to 649 then DO NOT install this service pack before changing your key.
Do not PM me nor post asking for a valid key. Thank you!
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