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The thread discusses a recurring issue where Windows 7 loses its service registration, causing the system to display an invalid copy message during startup, despite having a valid license. The original poster seeks help to understand why this problem occurs repeatedly. A respondent suggests running the WGA Diagnostic tool to diagnose potential issues before further troubleshooting.
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mercian777

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Hi

I am repeatedly having the PC lose the service registration. When this happens startup gets almost to the main screen and a black screen appears with a message that windows 7 is an invalid copy.

I have then to run the windows update trouble shooter to have the service registration reinstated.

My cop of Windows 7 is entirely valid so why is this happening repeatedly ?
 

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Have you managed to run the WGA Diagnostic tool successfully?
Maybe give that a go first....
Using Internet Explorer click the following link.
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Have you managed to run the WGA Diagnostic tool successfully?
Maybe give that a go first....
Using Internet Explorer click the following link.
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