It’s been a while since Microsoft has begun promoting the use of ‘Genuine’ windows to its customers with a load of benefits over using pirated versions, much of their points being a load of BS to trick users of pirated versions who have no clue into spending $1xx for ‘genuine’ Windows. While there are a few benefits over using genuine Windows other than the fact that it’s the legal option, it can get annoying when you happen to be unknowingly using a pirated version of Windows only to have your desktop sabotaged and your patience tested at startup as you wait 5 seconds while Windows tells you, you have unresolved issues.
This usually happens if you enable automatic updates in your Windows system, which validates your license and continually notifies you in every way possible if your copy of Windows installed happen to be pirated. These notifications can be easily removed using a simple, tiny utility.
RemoveWGA (or remove Windows Genuine Advantage notifications) gives you a 1-click solution to getting rid of your WGA notification woes. All you have to do is download the software and double click the EXE. A notification then states if it has been fixed, once you restart your system you should be free from the annoying windows genuine notifications.
[Download RemoveWGA from Softpedia]
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That’s exactly what I was looking for, how to get rid of this annoying window every time I restart my computer. thanks
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I just tried this on Windows 7 and it does not work. Do you know of any software application like this that will work on Windows 7?
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