- Mar 2, 2013
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I usually use my USB wireless adapter to connect to my router, but since I have purchased a power-line adapter (so I can receive a more reliable connection and possibly faster speeds) and then using it, my Windows 7 deactivates itself immediately and tells me it's not genuine.
What is odd, is that I inserted my USB wireless adapter in to my computer again afterwards and Windows has automatically activated itself again. And as soon I use my Ethernet port, it deactivates itself every time.
Windows has come up with the watermark in the bottom right corner of the desktop claiming it is not genuine, and I often get up messages from Windows telling me that I may be a victim of software counterfeiting.
Yes, my copy of Windows 7 Professional is genuine, it's an OEM version instead of the retail one.
Any solutions?
Thanks
What is odd, is that I inserted my USB wireless adapter in to my computer again afterwards and Windows has automatically activated itself again. And as soon I use my Ethernet port, it deactivates itself every time.
Windows has come up with the watermark in the bottom right corner of the desktop claiming it is not genuine, and I often get up messages from Windows telling me that I may be a victim of software counterfeiting.
Yes, my copy of Windows 7 Professional is genuine, it's an OEM version instead of the retail one.
Any solutions?
Thanks
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