Your WinXP: the real deal?

J. Angelo Racoma N2RAC/DU2XXR
racoma.org
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1 min readJul 26, 2005

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Microsoft is no longer providing updates for non-genuine WindowsXP copies.

Microsoft is no longer providing updates to non-genuine versions of its

Windows XP operating system. From today, the company has switched over

to a full launch of its Windows Genuine Advantage Programme as part of

its ongoing anti-piracy campaign.

Are you using the real thing? Here in the Philippines, piracy is so widespread that unless your copy is OEM, you’re most likely to be using a bootleg OS.

The quoted article cites that MS is willing to replace pirated software

with the genuine versions free of charge with a submission of a piracy report and proof of

purchase. I wonder if the MS Philippine office is willing to do the same.

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and network security system

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J. Angelo Racoma N2RAC/DU2XXR
racoma.org

Angelo is editor at TechNode.Global. He writes about startups, corp innovation & venture capital (plus amateur radio on n2rac.com). Tips: buymeacoffee.com/n2rac