I disabled the validater plug in tools.

Bummer

nosugarintea******.com wrote:

> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>

Bummer

nosugarintea******.com wrote:

> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>

<nosugarintea******.com> wrote

>I disabled the validater plug in tools.

Yep, get a legal copy of XP.

<nosugarintea******.com> wrote

>I disabled the validater plug in tools.

Yep, get a legal copy of XP.

"Rock" <rock@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>
> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
>
That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
available, the validation code could not be obtained.
So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.

"Rock" <rock@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>
> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
>
That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
available, the validation code could not be obtained.
So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.

"Pastor Frank" wrote

> "Rock" wrote

>> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
>>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>>
>> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
>>
> That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
> pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
> available, the validation code could not be obtained.
> So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.

It's not likely what problem? My response was to the OP.

You don't understand the flow of these posts from nosugarintea. He has a
pirated copy of XP, which he has already admitted to. He is having a
variety of problems as a result and has been wasting his time trying to
convince people here that it's ok for him to steal.

In any event his problem is not having a legit copy of XP.

"Pastor Frank" wrote

> "Rock" wrote

>> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
>>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>>
>> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
>>
> That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
> pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
> available, the validation code could not be obtained.
> So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.

It's not likely what problem? My response was to the OP.

You don't understand the flow of these posts from nosugarintea. He has a
pirated copy of XP, which he has already admitted to. He is having a
variety of problems as a result and has been wasting his time trying to
convince people here that it's ok for him to steal.

In any event his problem is not having a legit copy of XP.

I had one problem which was fixed in a matter of minutes by changing an
option in the tool bar. I can now update windowsXP with microsoft
udates. I was just bothered that microsoft encouraged me to install the
genuine validater and then did not allow me to restore my computer to
an earlier date. Do not waste money buying software when it is freely
available on the net. Rock is a low-iq nazis.

Rock wrote:
> "Pastor Frank" wrote
>
> > "Rock" wrote
>
> >> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
> >>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
> >>
> >> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
> >>
> > That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
> > pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
> > available, the validation code could not be obtained.
> > So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.
>
> It's not likely what problem? My response was to the OP.
>
> You don't understand the flow of these posts from nosugarintea. He has a
> pirated copy of XP, which he has already admitted to. He is having a
> variety of problems as a result and has been wasting his time trying to
> convince people here that it's ok for him to steal.
>
> In any event his problem is not having a legit copy of XP.

I had one problem which was fixed in a matter of minutes by changing an
option in the tool bar. I can now update windowsXP with microsoft
udates. I was just bothered that microsoft encouraged me to install the
genuine validater and then did not allow me to restore my computer to
an earlier date. Do not waste money buying software when it is freely
available on the net. Rock is a low-iq nazis.

Rock wrote:
> "Pastor Frank" wrote
>
> > "Rock" wrote
>
> >> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
> >>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
> >>
> >> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
> >>
> > That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
> > pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
> > available, the validation code could not be obtained.
> > So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.
>
> It's not likely what problem? My response was to the OP.
>
> You don't understand the flow of these posts from nosugarintea. He has a
> pirated copy of XP, which he has already admitted to. He is having a
> variety of problems as a result and has been wasting his time trying to
> convince people here that it's ok for him to steal.
>
> In any event his problem is not having a legit copy of XP.

Rock wrote:
> "Pastor Frank" wrote
>
>> "Rock" wrote
>
>>> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
>>>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>>>
>>> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
>>>
>> That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
>> pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
>> available, the validation code could not be obtained.
>> So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.
>
> It's not likely what problem? My response was to the OP.
>
> You don't understand the flow of these posts from nosugarintea. He has
> a pirated copy of XP, which he has already admitted to. He is having a
> variety of problems as a result and has been wasting his time trying to
> convince people here that it's ok for him to steal.
>
> In any event his problem is not having a legit copy of XP.

Actually, pirated copies of XP give a lot less problems. No activation.
No groveling to someone in India for phone activation. No WGA. Windows
Updates can be gotten from Auto Update w/o any problems. What, exactly,
do you think pirated copies of XP do that legit ones don't? This should
be good.

Alias

Rock wrote:
> "Pastor Frank" wrote
>
>> "Rock" wrote
>
>>> <nosugarintea******.com> wrote
>>>> I disabled the validater plug in tools.
>>>
>>> Yep, get a legal copy of XP.
>>>
>> That's not likely the problem, for I have a lap top with Windows
>> pre-installed and a recovery disk, and I got the message: Code not
>> available, the validation code could not be obtained.
>> So obviously the problem is on their side, not on mine.
>
> It's not likely what problem? My response was to the OP.
>
> You don't understand the flow of these posts from nosugarintea. He has
> a pirated copy of XP, which he has already admitted to. He is having a
> variety of problems as a result and has been wasting his time trying to
> convince people here that it's ok for him to steal.
>
> In any event his problem is not having a legit copy of XP.

Actually, pirated copies of XP give a lot less problems. No activation.
No groveling to someone in India for phone activation. No WGA. Windows
Updates can be gotten from Auto Update w/o any problems. What, exactly,
do you think pirated copies of XP do that legit ones don't? This should
be good.

Alias

Alias wrote:
> Actually, pirated copies of XP give a lot less problems. No
> activation. No groveling to someone in India for phone activation. No
> WGA.

You forgot: "... and often no work..."

> Windows Updates can be gotten from Auto Update w/o any problems.
> What, exactly, do you think pirated copies of XP do that legit ones
> don't? This should be good.

I bet you advocate cheap drugs from Canada, too.

If you have a high paying government job, it is easy not to worry about
wasting money on software that is free on the net to anybody who is
resourceful.

HeyBub wrote:
> Alias wrote:
> > Actually, pirated copies of XP give a lot less problems. No
> > activation. No groveling to someone in India for phone activation. No
> > WGA.
>
> You forgot: "... and often no work..."
>
> > Windows Updates can be gotten from Auto Update w/o any problems.
> > What, exactly, do you think pirated copies of XP do that legit ones
> > don't? This should be good.
>
> I bet you advocate cheap drugs from Canada, too.