Dec 29, 2018  Do you have Windows XP without the genuine serial key? Don't worry -- with a few clicks of the mouse and a little bit of cleverness, you'll be able to make your Windows XP genuine forever. Activate Windows XP crack – How to activate Windows XP 100% free! Date: 9th August 2017 4,776 views In 30 days after installing Windows XP you will probably see a message saying that “This copy of Windows is not genuine.”.

I must state from the beginning that this article is not about cracking activation engine because we don't want to break our Windows EULA, do we? Digging deeper with the dfx pdf file. This article tries to show you ways to bypass Windows XP product activation for those emergency situations. I will explain in details below. Let's suppose that you have a licensed copy of an Windows XP but lately you have installed-activated/uninstalled it for several times. At some point the Microsoft Activation Server just get bored and says 'OK, if you want me to activate your license then please pick up the phone and call me!' What if you get bored (or you are just lazy) to call Microsoft and to justify yourself and to ask them 'Please, can you activate the copy that I bought legally?

Yes, I have an invoice, in fact I have 10 invoices because it happens that I bought more copies than I'm using right now. No, I'm not a software theft, I cross my heart and hope to die!' Well, in that situation (let me make myself clear: when you both have the legal right to use that piece of software and you don't break the EULA) you could just try to exploit one of the Windows XP weaknesses. In fact you could try to exploit more than one, I'm sure about that (someone might think that I did it in the past; maybe they're right). You could find yourself in one of the following situations: • the 30 days has expired so you cannot access the Desktop anymore • you are within those 30 days time limit but you want to get rid of this issue Your 30 days has expired So you've got a message like the one below. Let's activate Windows - click WinKey+u By pressing simultaneous ' key' and 'u' (WinKey+u) you will open a window called 'Microsoft narrator' where you can click on some hyperlink called 'Microsoft web site' which in turn will open your default web browser (hopefully IE otherwise it works but with one more step; we get to this soon).

Note: if by pressing +u it opens another window named 'Narrator' then, in order to get the 'Microsoft narrator' window, you have to right-click that window's title-bar and to choose 'About narrator' pop-up menu. So the ' narrator' window should look like this. Click the 'Microsoft Web site' link At this point the idea is to get the IE browser opened because the browser has 'an issue' that we are going to exploit it. In case that your default browser is /Chrome/Opera/etc we should do some extra steps in order to open your IE browser because finally the IE is the one we are going to hack. If your browser is just IE then skip the steps below and go to the 'IE browser opened'. Non-IE browser opened • enter 'C:' in your browser address bar; your browser should show the content of C: directory • navigate to the C:WindowsSystem32 directory then click 'taskmgr.exe' to download it; after it have downloaded just run that application (taskmgr.exe) • on choose File->Run then enter 'iexplore.exe' and hit OK; that will open your IE browser; finally you can use it (see below) IE browser opened In the address bar enter 'C:' then hit OK.

If you are not using IE8 then that command should exploit a weakness of IE7 (or earlier) which in turn will 'crash the Windows' in that way that it will load the Desktop, the task bar, everything. Note: for some reasons keeps locking itself every 30-60 seconds so you won't be able to see the Desktop nor the task bar.

If that is happening just repeat the step mentioned at the paragraph above (enter 'C:' in IE browser URL bar). Hacking is not always an easy job, isn't it? So, you have gained a time frame for ~30-60 seconds of fully functional system, period when, hopefully, you will be able to launch whatever program you want even if ~30-60 seconds later the Windows will lock it again (your application is already up an running so you are happy; Windows has closed its Desktop, he think it's clever, it's happy too; everybody is happy now, right?).: • I've seen that if you keep that ' window opened, then the Windows Desktop doesn't lock automatically after those ~30-60s. So for example I have had the IE opened and it has remained opened for an undefined period of time, but when I closed (chose OK button) the 'Window Product Activation' window then the Windows automatically logged me off so I had to begin the whole process from the beginning.