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The thread centers on an individual experiencing recurring activation errors on Windows 7 Professional. The user attempts to resolve the issue by re-entering the product key from their sticker, which appears to succeed, and others advise verifying activation status via system properties. Overall, the user expresses gratitude, indicating their problem is likely resolved.
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Hello I am running Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1 and am getting this message a lot: Link Removed
When I click resolve online now I get directed to Link Removed
I click the first download link, run the Windows activation Technology exe and get this error message. Link Removed I have tried to install 4-5 times, never worked.

Please help, thanks!
 

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If your Windows 7 came pre-installed on your system try this: There should be a Windows sticker somewhere showing the windows product key. Go to Control panel, system and look at the Windows activation section. Click on the link "change product key". Enter the product key from your sticker and activate.
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If your Windows 7 came pre-installed on your system try this: There should be a Windows sticker somewhere showing the windows product key. Go to Control panel, system and look at the Windows activation section. Click on the link "change product key". Enter the product key from your sticker and activate.
 

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patcooke said:
If your Windows 7 came pre-installed on your system try this: There should be a Windows sticker somewhere showing the windows product key. Go to Control panel, system and look at the Windows activation section. Click on the link "change product key". Enter the product key from your sticker and activate.
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just did that, think it worked not sure
 

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0od said:
just did that, think it worked not sure
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If you go to your Start Menu, right click on Computer, click on properties, and scroll down to the bottom, you'll see a section called "Windows Activation". If it says "Windows is activated' and you have a Genuine Microsoft icon, you are activated and you should have no problems.
 

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RussoM5 said:
If you go to your Start Menu, right click on Computer, click on properties, and scroll down to the bottom, you'll see a section called "Windows Activation". If it says "Windows is activated' and you have a Genuine Microsoft icon, you are activated and you should have no problems.
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Yep i've got that. Thanks guys!
 

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