The computer has been installed with a genuine win7 that has been installed on a computer, and now t

Send me an email address and I'll send you an activation tool.

Go and install a no-activation one.

It works, you upgrade your SLIC to it directly in the installation money and you're good to go. Official, automatic.

In the current situation, your system is no longer genuine.

1.In a legal sense, you are buying a win7 system with the functions of win7 home basic version, but at this time you have obtained more functions developed by Microsoft through other means, and you are not buying from Microsoft, so it is pirated.

2.From a technical point of view, if Microsoft makes an action, it can only start from the serial number, such as issuing the serial number you are currently looking for from the Internet, if there are many people who use it, Microsoft notices it, and will take action against this serial number, because people are legitimate, didn't XP also have this situation back then? Therefore, the statement of the upstairs is not accurate, and the law does not blame the public, and this sentence is not necessarily correct at all times.

3.If you reinstall it or change the serial number back, you're back to the original, and Microsoft can't get you here. In this case, you are protected by the law, and even if Microsoft looks up this to you, you can straighten your back at the cost of your system only having the functionality of the Home Basic Edition or spending money to upgrade it through legitimate channels.

4.Brush BIOS to flash the SLIC of the motherboard BIOS corresponding to your notebook into a version,And then install the OEM version of the corresponding notebook Win7,At this time, it is a pirated system with genuine permissions,You can achieve any function of the genuine version,Microsoft can't get you this even if you do it。 But if you Microsoft off, people will check with the manufacturer of your notebook, and they will still be able to find you out.

Chance to approach zero infinitely

Don't worry, use it boldly, Microsoft won't block your key! If it is blocked, more than half of the people in China will be unlucky, and Microsoft does not want to offend so many people, and he has to maintain his market share. The genuine system is not bound to the computer hardware.

It's very simple to reinstall the system.,Go directly to the Internet**Microsoft's original image file,Then install,Activate it with software.,It's the same as a genuine touch.。 In fact, the difference between pirated is that the activation code, the activation code is worth the money, as long as you activate it, no matter how you activate it, you can enjoy Microsoft's genuine service. Not bad at all!

Hello, being able to upgrade means that your key is no problem, and it will not become a blacklist, you can use it with confidence. It's not so scary to reinstall the system, the computer, you have to toss, and "the genuine system and the computer hardware are bound", without this statement, it won't be bound at all. You can reinstall the system with confidence.

It's good to activate it after installation. In fact, the most likely situation of installing the system now is that some brands of computers have hidden partitions, which may cause some trouble when activating, and other situations are easy to say. Hehe, don't worry about it, you can become a master if you do it a few more times.

It's no problem to upgrade.,There won't be an impact.,If your cdkey is blocked by Microsoft,Microsoft will prompt you to reactivate windows When the time comes, you can find a new cdkey to activate.,Even if you don't activate it, you can use it for free for a month.,But most people use win7 activation software to modify the system directly,No need to activate,More convenient,More assured,Microsoft doesn't have you in the list at all.,Use it more assured。

There is no difference between genuine and pirated,Some piracy optimizations feel better than genuine use,The system and hardware are not bind,It's like the win7 home version that comes with Lenovo,It's not bound to any information about your hardware。

In fact, the landlord can be too concerned about things, first of all, I want to say that the pre-installed is the OEM activation method, this activation method does not need to be networked, so there is no network verification, Microsoft's whitelist I think for this OEM authorization should be unified in the way of large customer management rather than a single user management, and his whitelist has no such authorization is still a problem, because this kind of authorization after the authorization Microsoft does not expect to manage it, I think Microsoft won't make any small moves on you.,Even if it checks you out that you're an illegal user, I think it'll prompt you.,It won't affect you.,So far, this way is very common, many of my classmates' ordinary versions are upgraded in this way.,Now it's all used well.,If you reinstall the system,I don't know how you reinstall.,Isn't there a one-click recovery of pre-installed brand machines?,If you recover, it will be restored to the original normal version.,And it will also be automatically activated., If you want to upgrade, you have to use the serial number.,It's recommended that you use it like this.,I don't recommend you to go to Microsoft's official to verify whether it's genuine.,I think there's no problem in general.,I hope it helps.,If you have any questions, I'll try to help (add that is the backup made by the system c disk.,After the computer has a problem.,For example, you can't get into the system.,You can choose to fix it.,And then there's a recovery image as if I didn't try it myself.,But I saw it in the newspaper)

As long as the notebook is pre-installed with genuine win7, you don't have to worry, there will still be genuine marks after upgrading. Because notebook manufacturers have genuine OEM certificates authorized by Microsoft, my Y460 is just like that, and everything works fine with it.

The first question I can't, here is the second question:

You are using the GHOCT version of the CD to install When you start the system, look at your computer prompt There are two buttons, generally F2 and F12, the computer is different, the keys are different, my is F9, press these two keys one will enter the BIOS settings, you can change the first boot to start from the optical drive. Restart the computer and it will automatically start from the optical drive, after entering the system, use the arrow keys to select the installation system to the C disk, and the following installation will be carried out automatically. If you won't change the BIOS settings, press another to enter the root directory, select the optical drive, you can start directly from the optical drive, (remember to put the disc into the optical drive first) after entering the system, use the arrow keys to select the installation system to the C disk, the following will be automatic, some computers under the two buttons can not enter the root directory, this has to be tried from F1 to F12 one by one.