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windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - Mediocrity_mybb_import6293 - 04-14-2012
Right guys I Need Some Help If Possible. ?
I Recently purchased a new computer tower off a friend from college the tower was originally running on windows xp but my friend updated the operating system to a hacked version of windows 7.
The tower its self is running smoothly with no indication of any problems but the problem is on my desktop i icon is in the bottom right of my screen saying
this copy of windows 7 is not genuine
also my desktop background is black , im able to change to what ever i want but when i turn the computer off for the night . it goes back to black when i turn back on .?
Any suggestions . ??
windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - Mediocrity_mybb_import6293 - 04-14-2012
Right guys I Need Some Help If Possible. ?
I Recently purchased a new computer tower off a friend from college the tower was originally running on windows xp but my friend updated the operating system to a hacked version of windows 7.
The tower its self is running smoothly with no indication of any problems but the problem is on my desktop i icon is in the bottom right of my screen saying
this copy of windows 7 is not genuine
also my desktop background is black , im able to change to what ever i want but when i turn the computer off for the night . it goes back to black when i turn back on .?
Any suggestions . ??
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - FunKx - 04-14-2012
You have to get windows 7 activator, there are lots of them out there. I have this problem too, but I'm too lazy to activate it
Not every activator will work, depends on version of windows.Or, you can be the good guy and BUY THE FUCKING WINDOWS! (not an option) :epic:
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - FunKx - 04-14-2012
You have to get windows 7 activator, there are lots of them out there. I have this problem too, but I'm too lazy to activate it
Not every activator will work, depends on version of windows.Or, you can be the good guy and BUY THE FUCKING WINDOWS! (not an option) :epic:
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - Mediocrity_mybb_import6293 - 04-14-2012
Awesome Thanks FunKx
Yeah About buying the Os lmao i wouldnt really pay $200 for an Os .?
You could buy a new laptop or a tower with the software pre-installed for about that much or near to the price
Okaay ill look up windows 7 activator and get back to you if i find a good one
you could use too . ?
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - Mediocrity_mybb_import6293 - 04-14-2012
Awesome Thanks FunKx
Yeah About buying the Os lmao i wouldnt really pay $200 for an Os .?
You could buy a new laptop or a tower with the software pre-installed for about that much or near to the price
Okaay ill look up windows 7 activator and get back to you if i find a good one
you could use too . ?
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - FunKx - 04-14-2012
One question, what is "Tower"
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - FunKx - 04-14-2012
One question, what is "Tower"
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - Mediocrity_mybb_import6293 - 04-14-2012
A computer case (also known as a computer tower, housing, system unit or simply case) is the enclosure that contains most of the components of a computer (usually excluding the display, keyboard and mouse). A computer case is sometimes incorrectly referred to metonymously as a CPU referring to a component housed within the case. CPU was a common term in the earlier days of home computers, when peripherals other than the motherboard were usually housed in their own separate cases.
RE: windows 7 Desktop Problem . ? ? - Mediocrity_mybb_import6293 - 04-14-2012
A computer case (also known as a computer tower, housing, system unit or simply case) is the enclosure that contains most of the components of a computer (usually excluding the display, keyboard and mouse). A computer case is sometimes incorrectly referred to metonymously as a CPU referring to a component housed within the case. CPU was a common term in the earlier days of home computers, when peripherals other than the motherboard were usually housed in their own separate cases.