How to fix “this copy of windows is not genuine” notification in windows 7
Do you want to disable "this copy of windows is not genuine message" in windows seven? Try this method. It requires no additional software and hardly takes 4~8 minutes. People who are using windows seven whose
license period has expired knows very well how disgusting that pop-up
of windows is. I mean com'on do we really need to remind every five
minutes about the windows that we are using is not genuine??
Additionally, we get banished from setting the desktop wallpaper.
"Desktop Wallpaper" guys!! It is kind of stealing the beauty of laptop.
And its a big deal!!
PART - B: Rearm Windows:
and press enter. (Note that there is a space between slmgr.vbs and -rearm.)
3. Now reboot and you're good to go.
Be sure to turn off windows update or else you will face the same problem again. Alternatively, you can hide Windows Update: KB971033 in your windows update history.
This method is tested by me and a lot of other people and it is working fine.
If you got stuck anywhere refer to comments.
You might be searching for the software that can hide “Windows
Seven not genuine” notification. Well, did you get success? If your
answer is no, here are some easy steps that will allow you to do so
without using any software. A lot of promising software are available now a days to fix this but unfortunately none of them works correctly. I'm posting a method that you can do it by yourself and hardly takes 4-8 minutes. Here we go...
Procedure to fix "this copy of windows is not genuine" notification:
The whole process can be divided into two parts:
PART A - Uninstalling Windows Update: KB971033
PART B - Rearm Windows
The so notification is because of Windows Update:
KB971033. You need to uninstall it. It will not affect anything else in
your system. Follow these simple steps to uninstall it-
PART - A: Uninstalling Windows Update: KB971033
- Go to Windows Update
- Hit Installed Updates (link at the bottom left corner). If that link isn’t there, hit “view update history” and hit the “installed updates” link at the top.
- Scroll down to the section titled “Microsoft Windows” and look for update KB971033.
- Right click it and hit “uninstall”. Hit okay.
- Reboot
- Click start and simply type COMMAND PR in the start menu’s search box. Right click COMMAND PROMPT and select RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR.
2. In the command prompt window type:
slmgr.vbs -rearm
3. Now reboot and you're good to go.
Be sure to turn off windows update or else you will face the same problem again. Alternatively, you can hide Windows Update: KB971033 in your windows update history.
This method is tested by me and a lot of other people and it is working fine.
If you got stuck anywhere refer to comments.
Categories:
operating systems,
windows 7
Thanks for this. There are thousands of solutions (!) and apps in the web for this particular problem. Most of them doesnt work but your solution does, so thanks a lot.
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