I recently created an unattended install dvd with V-lite. Installed and
activated windows successfully, but my desktop shows the build number (6000)
and states that this copy of windows is not genuine.
How did this happen and how do I get rid of this?
Thanks

It seems to have taken care of itself, a reboot cleared the problem.


"Steven Michael" <jrterrier_13********.com> wrote in message
news:F7A13C31-71D3-45CE-9750-935425232C59@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>I recently created an unattended install dvd with V-lite. Installed and
>activated windows successfully, but my desktop shows the build number
>(6000) and states that this copy of windows is not genuine.
> How did this happen and how do I get rid of this?
> Thanks[/color]

Steven Michael wrote:[color=blue]
> I recently created an unattended install dvd with V-lite. Installed and
> activated windows successfully, but my desktop shows the build number
> (6000) and states that this copy of windows is not genuine.
> How did this happen and how do I get rid of this?
> Thanks[/color]

Recreate your dvd with v-lite, but this time make sure you do not have
the following windows update in it:

KB905474, the WGAN update. That buggy DRM from MS is what is causing
you all of your grief now.

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