My computer pops up every time I turn it on

You may be a victim of Microsoft piracy".

1. Solve it manually.

Open the registry. Enter regedit at runtime, and you will be taken to the registry.

Then find hkey local machine software\Microsoft\Windows\NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon, notify wgalogon, delete wgalogon, and restart.

It won't start automatically.,Then find the disk you installed the system on such as C drive:C Windows system 32 in the deletion,Search it again,There are also in another folder.,Delete them all.,It's finally OK.。

Next time, remember not to update this again.

2. Program software.

If you're using Windows XP, it's not surprising that after the recent WinDoes update, you'll usually be implanted with a genuine verifier called WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications KB905474), which will report a message to Microsoft every time the system boots up. Now, you can get rid of it by removewga.

RemoveWGA is a small program specially designed to clear WGA, as long as the user passes it, you can prevent Microsoft's WGA from trying to connect back to Microsoft** every time the system starts, and you don't need to worry about Microsoft's genuine verification mechanism to use it, you can still use the Windows update function normally, there is no conflict between the two. In addition, ** Rising will detect viruses in the future, and it is hereby informed that for safety reasons, it is recommended to remove it manually.

Microsoft Cha Koh Edition.

No way. It's also weird, though.

I can pass the verification if I pirate, and I can update it.

Find a way to get verified.

Previously I found a useful one.

But it's useless now.

Reinstall it, preferably the original one.

2. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to open the task manager, close the process in the process3. Start Running Enter: regedit, then press enter, open the registry, select "My Computer", press the F3 key, then enter "WGALOGON", click "Find Next", and delete all the results found.

4. Restart the computer, and it should be OK!

No, just get rid of that.

This was done by Microsoft, and the data was sent back to their ** to sue China.

Let's use it!!

My computer was the same, but it was solved yesterday.

1 Start Running Enter regedit OK to enter the registry, hkey local machine software microsoft windowsnt currentversion winlogon notify wgalogon

Delete it, restart. It won't start automatically, and the pesky "you might be a victim of pirated software" will be gone.

2 Enter the system disk and will: Windows system32 deletes, the annoying "star" is gone. (It is recommended to do it in safe mode: press F8 in the boot computer to enter safe mode).

Don't trust other people's patches, it's useless, I've tried them all.

That's right to do what I do.

This is the result of a computer reset and then a restart, which is usually a problem that occurs on computers in school computer rooms. Just keep pressing enter.