with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0 technology
being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the "certificate"
stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long as the
"certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted... "bin"
files are available for download.

this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than a
Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"

according to some feedbacks...

Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
the second place is AWARD BIOS,
AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%

Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM T60
laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with them.
There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to try this.
"Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service centre to get the
mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I rather spend my
money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft used to provide
Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then why suddenly ask
for $$$", a man said.

[url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]

KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?

"Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the
> "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long
> as the "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted...
> "bin" files are available for download.
>
> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
> Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than
> a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>
> according to some feedbacks...
>
> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>
> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM
> T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with
> them. There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to
> try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service
> centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I
> rather spend my money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft
> used to provide Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then
> why suddenly ask for $$$", a man said.
>
> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>
> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?[/color]



I'm sure there will be a mass rush of people willing to risk turning their
computers into doorstops with a dodgy bios flash......not

--
Jon[color=blue]
>[/color]

"Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0 technology
> being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the "certificate"
> stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long as the
> "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted... "bin"
> files are available for download.
>
> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
> Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than a
> Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>
> according to some feedbacks...
>
> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>
> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM T60
> laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with them.
> There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to try this.
> "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service centre to get the
> mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I rather spend my
> money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft used to provide
> Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then why suddenly ask
> for $$$", a man said.
>
> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>
> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>[/color]

Microsoft provided Windows "for free" in China for the last decade?
Can you back this up with a statement from Microsoft (USA)?

I personally doubt that it was "Microsoft" who provided any mass distributions
of Windows for "free" ANYWHERE...

A thief is still a thief, whether he/she is a "Commie" or not.
In fact, some of the most committed thieves in the world are Communists,
especially the Party bosses.

--
Donald L McDaniel
Please reply to the original newsgroup and thread.
------------------------------------------------------

The Chinese in China are cracking the Chinese with their response to Bird
Flu and their totalitarian government that jails them for web pages and
surfing. Read the New York Times JC. MSFT has been supportive of this
opression by turning in MSN searches of Chinese to their government to
preserve lucrative sales market beyond the huge amount of piracy in China
and many other countries including the US.

CH

"Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the
> "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long
> as the "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted...
> "bin" files are available for download.
>
> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
> Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than
> a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>
> according to some feedbacks...
>
> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>
> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM
> T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with
> them. There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to
> try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service
> centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I
> rather spend my money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft
> used to provide Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then
> why suddenly ask for $$$", a man said.
>
> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>
> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>[/color]

And uhhhhhh, what else did the chinese build into the crack?
Hmmmmmmm?

Innes

"Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the
> "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long
> as the "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted...
> "bin" files are available for download.
>
> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
> Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than
> a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>
> according to some feedbacks...
>
> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>
> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM
> T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with
> them. There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to
> try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service
> centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I
> rather spend my money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft
> used to provide Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then
> why suddenly ask for $$$", a man said.
>
> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>
> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>
>[/color]

"Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

You related to Margaret Cho that *other* great chinese mind? ;)

Rich

In article <OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl>,
[email]janet_chen******.com.cn[/email] says...[color=blue]
> I rather spend my
> money on gambling and women but no way on Vista.
>[/color]
Besides being a pirate you have other problems Janet!

"Everybody is fascinating !!"

Yeah... as if...

Lang

"Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the
> "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long
> as the "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted...
> "bin" files are available for download.
>
> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
> Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than
> a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>
> according to some feedbacks...
>
> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>
> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM
> T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with
> them. There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to
> try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service
> centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I
> rather spend my money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft
> used to provide Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then
> why suddenly ask for $$$", a man said.
>
> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>
> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>[/color]

Donald McDaniel wrote:[color=blue]
> "Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
> news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
>> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
>> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check
>> the "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation
>> as long as the "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been
>> extracted... "bin" files are available for download.
>>
>> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but
>> serious Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still
>> cheaper than a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>>
>> according to some feedbacks...
>>
>> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
>> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
>> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>>
>> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing
>> IBM T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked
>> with them. There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell,
>> want to try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the
>> service centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under
>> warranty. I rather spend my money on gambling and women but no way on
>> Vista. Microsoft used to provide Windows for free in China for the
>> whole last decade. Then why suddenly ask for $$$", a man said.
>>
>> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>>
>> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>>[/color]
>
> Microsoft provided Windows "for free" in China for the last decade?
> Can you back this up with a statement from Microsoft (USA)?
>
> I personally doubt that it was "Microsoft" who provided any mass
> distributions of Windows for "free" ANYWHERE...
>
> A thief is still a thief, whether he/she is a "Commie" or not.
> In fact, some of the most committed thieves in the world are Communists,
> especially the Party bosses.
>[/color]

None of them beat Bush who stole two elections.

Alias

OK everyone, lets go to Janet's house and "crack" the lock on her door and
reappropriate all the stuff in her home. She doesn't think once about
stealing from Microsoft or other companies, so let's get a crew together and
see how she likes her stuff being ripped off!!!!!

Anybody got gloves, sneakers, masks?


"Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the
> "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long
> as the "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted...
> "bin" files are available for download.
>
> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
> Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than
> a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>
> according to some feedbacks...
>
> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>
> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM
> T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with
> them. There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to
> try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service
> centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I
> rather spend my money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft
> used to provide Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then
> why suddenly ask for $$$", a man said.
>
> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>
> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>[/color]

In message O9Z5$KsTHHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
Zim Babwe <zimbabwe@doyoureallythinkthisisreal.com> Proclaimed from the
tallest tower:
[color=blue]
> OK everyone, lets go to Janet's house and "crack" the lock on her
> door and reappropriate all the stuff in her home. She doesn't think
> once about stealing from Microsoft or other companies, so let's get a
> crew together and see how she likes her stuff being ripped off!!!!!
>
> Anybody got gloves, sneakers, masks?
>
>
> "Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
> news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
>> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
>> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will
>> check the "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online
>> activation as long as the "certificate" is correct. the
>> "certificate" has been extracted... "bin" files are available for
>> download. this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks.
>> but
>> serious Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still
>> cheaper than a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>>
>> according to some feedbacks...
>>
>> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
>> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
>> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>>
>> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing
>> IBM T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista
>> worked with them. There are users who own other brand of laptops,
>> say Dell, want to try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it
>> back to the service centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop
>> is still under warranty. I rather spend my money on gambling and
>> women but no way on Vista. Microsoft used to provide Windows for
>> free in China for the whole last decade. Then why suddenly ask for
>> $$$", a man said. [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>>
>> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?[/color][/color]

Certainly NOT condoning this sort of thing, but I'm quite shocked that Vista
has been cracked as quickly as that... just goes to show that there is
little point in all this complicated copy protection/activation etc. etc.
etc. Those that wasnt to rip off software are going to find a way. All it
does is inconvenience those of use who are happy(happy? hmm, ok prepared) to
pay for our applications and operating systems!!

--
Regards,
Chris.
(Remove Elvis's shoes to email me)

Zim Babwe wrote:[color=blue]
> OK everyone, lets go to Janet's house and "crack" the lock on her door and
> reappropriate all the stuff in her home. She doesn't think once about
> stealing from Microsoft or other companies, so let's get a crew together and
> see how she likes her stuff being ripped off!!!!!
>
> Anybody got gloves, sneakers, masks?[/color]

You're bluffing. She isn't.

Alias[color=blue]
>
>
> "Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
> news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
>> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
>> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will check the
>> "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online activation as long
>> as the "certificate" is correct. the "certificate" has been extracted...
>> "bin" files are available for download.
>>
>> this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks. but serious
>> Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still cheaper than
>> a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>>
>> according to some feedbacks...
>>
>> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
>> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
>> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>>
>> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing IBM
>> T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista worked with
>> them. There are users who own other brand of laptops, say Dell, want to
>> try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it back to the service
>> centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop is still under warranty. I
>> rather spend my money on gambling and women but no way on Vista. Microsoft
>> used to provide Windows for free in China for the whole last decade. Then
>> why suddenly ask for $$$", a man said.
>>
>> [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>>
>> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>>[/color]
>
>[/color]

A better question might be when will be see the widely available crack to
bitlocker...

"ChrisM" <chris_mayersblue@suedeyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ONsfePsTHHA.4956@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> In message O9Z5$KsTHHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
> Zim Babwe <zimbabwe@doyoureallythinkthisisreal.com> Proclaimed from the
> tallest tower:
>[color=green]
>> OK everyone, lets go to Janet's house and "crack" the lock on her
>> door and reappropriate all the stuff in her home. She doesn't think
>> once about stealing from Microsoft or other companies, so let's get a
>> crew together and see how she likes her stuff being ripped off!!!!!
>>
>> Anybody got gloves, sneakers, masks?
>>
>>
>> "Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
>> news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=darkred]
>>> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
>>> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
>>> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will
>>> check the "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online
>>> activation as long as the "certificate" is correct. the
>>> "certificate" has been extracted... "bin" files are available for
>>> download. this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some risks.
>>> but
>>> serious Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still
>>> cheaper than a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>>>
>>> according to some feedbacks...
>>>
>>> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
>>> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
>>> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>>>
>>> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing
>>> IBM T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista
>>> worked with them. There are users who own other brand of laptops,
>>> say Dell, want to try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it
>>> back to the service centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop
>>> is still under warranty. I rather spend my money on gambling and
>>> women but no way on Vista. Microsoft used to provide Windows for
>>> free in China for the whole last decade. Then why suddenly ask for
>>> $$$", a man said. [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>>>
>>> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?[/color][/color]
>
> Certainly NOT condoning this sort of thing, but I'm quite shocked that
> Vista has been cracked as quickly as that... just goes to show that there
> is little point in all this complicated copy protection/activation etc.
> etc. etc. Those that wasnt to rip off software are going to find a way.
> All it does is inconvenience those of use who are happy(happy? hmm, ok
> prepared) to pay for our applications and operating systems!!
>
> --
> Regards,
> Chris.
> (Remove Elvis's shoes to email me)
>[/color]

How OEMs "activate" the OS is their decision and not up to Microsoft. Note
statements such as "according to some feedbacks"; " there are reports " and
this jewel "...the "certificate" has been extracted... "bin" files are
available for download...". You know the story - about the bridge for sale.

Microsoft has "starter" versions of XP and Vista which are provided free, or
at minimal cost, to residents of "under developed" countries - I do not know
if this includes China but may very well do do.

"Joe" <hortoristic******.dot.com> wrote in message
news:706B71E3-9A1E-4D5E-8E89-8F16E26943D7@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>A better question might be when will be see the widely available crack to
>bitlocker...
>
> "ChrisM" <chris_mayersblue@suedeyahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:ONsfePsTHHA.4956@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> In message O9Z5$KsTHHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
>> Zim Babwe <zimbabwe@doyoureallythinkthisisreal.com> Proclaimed from the
>> tallest tower:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> OK everyone, lets go to Janet's house and "crack" the lock on her
>>> door and reappropriate all the stuff in her home. She doesn't think
>>> once about stealing from Microsoft or other companies, so let's get a
>>> crew together and see how she likes her stuff being ripped off!!!!!
>>>
>>> Anybody got gloves, sneakers, masks?
>>>
>>>
>>> "Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
>>> news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>>> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
>>>> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
>>>> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will
>>>> check the "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online
>>>> activation as long as the "certificate" is correct. the
>>>> "certificate" has been extracted... "bin" files are available for
>>>> download. this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some
>>>> risks. but
>>>> serious Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still
>>>> cheaper than a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>>>>
>>>> according to some feedbacks...
>>>>
>>>> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
>>>> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
>>>> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>>>>
>>>> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing
>>>> IBM T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista
>>>> worked with them. There are users who own other brand of laptops,
>>>> say Dell, want to try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it
>>>> back to the service centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop
>>>> is still under warranty. I rather spend my money on gambling and
>>>> women but no way on Vista. Microsoft used to provide Windows for
>>>> free in China for the whole last decade. Then why suddenly ask for
>>>> $$$", a man said. [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>>>>
>>>> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?[/color]
>>
>> Certainly NOT condoning this sort of thing, but I'm quite shocked that
>> Vista has been cracked as quickly as that... just goes to show that there
>> is little point in all this complicated copy protection/activation etc.
>> etc. etc. Those that wasnt to rip off software are going to find a way.
>> All it does is inconvenience those of use who are happy(happy? hmm, ok
>> prepared) to pay for our applications and operating systems!!
>>
>> --
>> Regards,
>> Chris.
>> (Remove Elvis's shoes to email me)
>>[/color]
>[/color]

Who is bringing the brewski?

"AJR" <ajrjdr@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:%23NRTymsTHHA.5108@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
> How OEMs "activate" the OS is their decision and not up to Microsoft.
> Note statements such as "according to some feedbacks"; " there are reports
> " and this jewel "...the "certificate" has been extracted... "bin" files
> are available for download...". You know the story - about the bridge for
> sale.
>
> Microsoft has "starter" versions of XP and Vista which are provided free,
> or at minimal cost, to residents of "under developed" countries - I do not
> know if this includes China but may very well do do.
>
> "Joe" <hortoristic******.dot.com> wrote in message
> news:706B71E3-9A1E-4D5E-8E89-8F16E26943D7@microsoft.com...[color=green]
>>A better question might be when will be see the widely available crack to
>>bitlocker...
>>
>> "ChrisM" <chris_mayersblue@suedeyahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:ONsfePsTHHA.4956@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...[color=darkred]
>>> In message O9Z5$KsTHHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
>>> Zim Babwe <zimbabwe@doyoureallythinkthisisreal.com> Proclaimed from the
>>> tallest tower:
>>>
>>>> OK everyone, lets go to Janet's house and "crack" the lock on her
>>>> door and reappropriate all the stuff in her home. She doesn't think
>>>> once about stealing from Microsoft or other companies, so let's get a
>>>> crew together and see how she likes her stuff being ripped off!!!!!
>>>>
>>>> Anybody got gloves, sneakers, masks?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Janet Chen" <janet_chen******.com.cn> wrote in message
>>>> news:OJSOnHlTHHA.3592@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>>>> with help from Engineers who actually work in Lxxxxx and Axxx,
>>>>> Chinese has successfully crack OEM Vista by attacking the SLP2.0
>>>>> technology being used by Microsoft in OEM Vista. OEM Vista will
>>>>> check the "certificate" stored in a BIOS and won't ask for online
>>>>> activation as long as the "certificate" is correct. the
>>>>> "certificate" has been extracted... "bin" files are available for
>>>>> download. this workaround require a BIOS flash which involve some
>>>>> risks. but
>>>>> serious Vista fans don't care, "the cost of three motherboards still
>>>>> cheaper than a Vista, and i have succeed in my first attempt anyway!"
>>>>>
>>>>> according to some feedbacks...
>>>>>
>>>>> Motherboard with Phoenix BIOS always works with this crack.
>>>>> the second place is AWARD BIOS,
>>>>> AMI BIOS have successful rate < 30%
>>>>>
>>>>> Everybody is fascinating !! Moreover, there are reports on changing
>>>>> IBM T60 laptops' BIOS to Lenovo BIOS then get the Lenovo Vista
>>>>> worked with them. There are users who own other brand of laptops,
>>>>> say Dell, want to try this. "Well, in case it fail. I just take it
>>>>> back to the service centre to get the mainboard replaced, my laptop
>>>>> is still under warranty. I rather spend my money on gambling and
>>>>> women but no way on Vista. Microsoft used to provide Windows for
>>>>> free in China for the whole last decade. Then why suddenly ask for
>>>>> $$$", a man said. [url]http://www.vistafans.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=85[/url]
>>>>>
>>>>> KMS activation, TimeStop 2099, OEM Vista crack.. and what next ?
>>>
>>> Certainly NOT condoning this sort of thing, but I'm quite shocked that
>>> Vista has been cracked as quickly as that... just goes to show that
>>> there is little point in all this complicated copy protection/activation
>>> etc. etc. etc. Those that wasnt to rip off software are going to find a
>>> way. All it does is inconvenience those of use who are happy(happy? hmm,
>>> ok prepared) to pay for our applications and operating systems!!
>>>
>>> --
>>> Regards,
>>> Chris.
>>> (Remove Elvis's shoes to email me)
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