My office2007 has passed the genuine verification, why is there that star in the standby column?

The next thing is to remove the star.

If it's just an application, you can actually ignore it.

My office2007 has passed the genuine verification, why is there that star in the standby column?

Reward Points: 80 - Resolved: 2008-11-12 21:17My Office2007 is pirated, but after I used the genuine serial number, I went online to verify, and it clearly showed that it was:

Enjoy all the benefits of reservation for genuine Office users now. Genuine Microsoft Office enjoys the exclusivity, continuous updates, and enhancements that pirated Microsoft doesn't have. With genuine Office, you'll spend less time keeping your software up-to-date and more time generating professional-looking documents for home or school use.

The next pirate verification applet.

After all, it's pirated, although you passed the first level, but that's not what you want to coax, or Microsoft has already crossed, or honestly use piracy, if you really want to use genuine, enjoy VIP treatment, it depends on whether you are willing to give up the silver.

Method 1 about removing the office genuine verification prompt:

1. Delete the file.

c:\windows\system32\

c:\windows\system32\

c:\windows\system32\

Open the installation disk where Office is located and delete the files in the following paths.

2. End the process.

Use the process management tool to force the end of the process.

Go to the C drive and delete it.

c:\windows\system32\

The little star is completely o.

3. Delete the startup items.

Enter. c:\windows\tasks

Delete the task. ogadaily

ogalogon

Whoever gave it to you, whose number can't be used, Microsoft is fighting piracy every day, why should you verify it?

Do you want to enjoy genuine services after spending pirated money?

As long as the pirated version is installed, it will always be displayed.,No way.,Look for individual patches.。

I change C: Windows system32 and change it.

Then reboot, OK!

I have successfully passed the office2007 verification from Bluestar.

I'm Vista + Office 2007

The method is to replace the file in system32. Are you online ** documents? Just change his name and cover it again. Definitely works, if there are still problems, the station message exchange.

Phenomenon: An icon that says "You may be a victim of pirated software" appears at the bottom right of the computer screen.

Cause: This is where you installed Microsoft's latest anti-piracy patch Windows Genuine Advantage Notification (KB905474).

If you're using Windows XP, you'll usually be implanted with a genuine verification program called WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications) after the recent WinDoes update, which will report a message to Microsoft's ** over the network every time the system boots up. After launching, there is also a "You may be a victim of pirated software" icon in the tray. The process name cannot be aborted either.

Manual Deletion Method:

1) Run regedit into the registry, hkey local machine\software\Microsoft\Windows\NT\currentversion\winlogon\notify, wgalogon, delete it, reboot. It won't start automatically, and the pesky "you might be a victim of pirated software" will be gone.

2) Put System Disk: Windows System32 deletes, annoying "You may be a victim of pirated software" gone. (Safe mode is recommended).

After the deletion is complete, it is recommended to turn off automatic updates. If you turn on automatic updates, you will also be prompted to install the Genuine Advantage Notification (KB905474) when you update the Genuine Advantage Notification (KB905474). Turn off automatic updates:

Open Control Panel - Management Tools - Services and turn off Automatic Updates, the automatic update service will be turned off.

This is absolutely okay or not, you kill me, and I just solved it like this.

Someone has asked such a question before, and the landlord is knowing to search for it, and there must be. Just delete the three files inside and you're done.