Event Type: Warning
Event Source: Windows Product Activation
Event Category: None
Event ID: 1005
Date: 2002-09-20
Time: 18:34:40
User: N/A
Computer: MASTER
Description:
Your Windows product has not been activated with Microsoft yet. Please use the Product Activation Wizard within 727428494 days.

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Yes..running a wellknown release of WinXP Pro corp, with a "legitimate" CD-key and I have applied SP1. I have a lot of time to activate or....? I haven´t seen this before.

IB



Last edited by IB at Sep 20 2002, 10:32 PM

beats the hell out of me

thats why i use corp. hehe

I wouldn't wait around too long. You only have a few days shy of 2 million years to do as ordered....

my guess is it might not have been a try CORP to start off with. could just be regular pro xp but rigged as being activated, and now after the SP1 it's asking to be reactivated

"Your Windows product has not been activated with Microsoft yet. Please use the Product Activation Wizard within 727428494 days. "


:D :D :D :D

Please notice where the decimal point is at. This does not count leap years.
I do believe you will not be alive then. It simply means it will expire at that time. That is unless you register it with m$ which you should do anyway.

1,992,954.7780821917808219178082192 Years

Like was said above 2 million years LOL

OMG, two million years, think of the computers people will have then, a box with 1 terrabyte of ram and a thousand 200ghz CPU's will be obsolete, lol

i bet you a nasty guy from ms employee did this joke by deplying this code just for fun.

OMG, two million years, think of the computers people will have then, a box with 1 terrabyte of ram and a thousand 200ghz CPU's will be obsolete, lol[/b][/quote]
Who says we'll still be around at that time?

That is really screwed up!

What happens if you go to activtate it anyway? Have you tried?

Did you consider leap year? LOL :D