Another installment of your usual rantings. If Microsoft won't even take any
notice of you then why should any one on this newsgroup?
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"johnnn" <johncityny@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
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>
> "Jose" wrote:
> Quote:
>> This is really a bizarre situation. I run Vista Business in a Dell
>> Precision
>> workstation with a 3.75 mz processor and 4 mb memory. Six months ago, I
>> upgraded the original XP to Vista in a perfectly legal transaction
>> (although
>> I have regretted doing the upgrade ever since). Vista had a series of
>> operational problems, the worst of which was to have the taskbar freeze
>> every
>> time I opened Windows Explorer.
>>
>> 2 days ago, trying to fix the problem (for the hundredth time) I followed
>> the suggestion in a newsgroup to open System Configuration, set it to
>> Diagnostic Startup, and reboot. The idea was to see if the taskbar still
>> froze while the computer ran in this mode. I did it, and the taskbar did
>> not
>> freeze.
>>
>> I shut down the computer for the day. This morning, when I rebooted, I
>> was
>> faced with a black screen, a message that said my version of VISTA was
>> not
>> genuine and asked if I wanted to register or buy a new license.
>>
>> I tried to 1) reenter the key, 2) re-register, 3) run VISTA under reduced
>> capability, etc. In all cases I got the same message:
>> "Windows Activation Error"
>> A problem occurred when Windows tried to activate
>> Error code 0x8007000D
>> The Data is Invalid"
>>
>> In desperation, I tried to restart in Safe Mode. After several failures I
>> managed to make it run in safe mode. I got rid of the antivirus and any
>> other
>> profgram that could prevent registration and I ran again the System
>> Configuration to set it to Normal Startup. And I rebooted.
>>
>> The system started, but its operation is really flawed:
>> 1. There is a message in the lower right corner that says " Windos Vista,
>> Build 6000, This copy of Windows is not genuine.
>> 2. I cannot print or use Windows Media Player
>> 3. Internet explorer is very sluggish and I cannot run anything that
>> requires scripts. In fact I could not open this newsgroup and read
>> messages.
>> 4. I cannot see printers in the network, althought I can access files in
>> other computers in the network
>> 5. Vista runs much slower than before (which makes my 3.7 mz processor
>> feel
>> like an ancient 486)
>>
>> I went through the registration process again. This time it went through,
>> but the "not genuine" message still shows on the screen.
>>
>> I used Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder to view the registration key stored
>> in
>> the system It is there and it is correct.
>>
>> Is there anything else I can do to salvage this Vista installation?
>> otherwise I will swallow hard and reinstall Windows XP. Next time, I
>> will
>> think very hard before updating any other computer to Vista.
>>
>> Any help will be appreciated
>>
>> Jose
>>