No.Hello, All!
Does W7 use Windows Product Activation database files wpa.dbl and Wpa.bak
like xP?
So, how does Activation work then?
You click on "Activate Now" when there's a pop-up at the lower rightHello, Yousuf!
So, how does Activation work then?
No idea, but there are never any WPA update patches anymore in Win 7. SoHello, Yousuf!
So, how does Activation work then?
It's called WAT now instead of WPA, which I think stands for WindowsNo idea, but there are never any WPA update patches anymore in Win 7. So
likely the activation is kept within Microsoft's own fortress now.
Something new I guess, wonder which file(s) it modifies.It's called WAT now instead of WPA, which I think stands for Windows
Something new I guess, wonder which file(s) it modifies.It's called WAT now instead of WPA, which I think stands for Windows
There are threads over on <http://forums.mydigitallife.info> that willHello, Char!
Something new I guess, wonder which file(s) it modifies.
Not when they need to try to maintain market share more now than everIt's called WAT now instead of WPA, which I think stands for Windows
Activation Technology. Interestingly, it's easier than ever to bypass
activation in Win 7 than in previous MS OSs. You'd think they would
have made it harder.
Hmm, do they want to maintain market share with pirated copies though?misanthrope said:On 9/12/2011 8:37 AM, Char Jackson wrote: []Not when they need to try to maintain market share more now than everIt's called WAT now instead of WPA, which I think stands for Windows
Activation Technology. Interestingly, it's easier than ever to bypass
activation in Win 7 than in previous MS OSs. You'd think they would
have made it harder.
before like MS does.
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