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I guess all FCK key will be blocked but since there is way to change the serial number, the block routine is

useless..

I own a legit one and I dont even install sp1 because it slows xp a lot... So I will prolly not install sp2 either

xp 2600 is fast enough and secure enough for me

I just hope ms will find a new way to block pirate versions even if this extremely hard to do

it was confirmed by many people.... legit corp editions have a 640 PID, and the blue list Keegan makes other keys too, so ms blacklisted the other PIDs

a keygen was made to generate 640 PIDs only

you sure about that?

people claiming to have legit copies had 640 PIDs..

dilemma...

I guess all FCK key will be blocked but since there is way to change the serial number, the block routine is

useless..

I own a legit one and I dont even install sp1 because it slows xp a lot...? So I will prolly not install sp2 either

xp 2600 is fast enough and secure enough for me

I just hope ms will find a new way to block pirate versions even if this extremely hard to do

Well, actually the infamous FCK line of keys were blocked off in SP1. And in Service Pack 2 they blocked off a whole new set of keys for SP2. My hutch is the keys that they blocked off, where the ones from the SP1 keygen people used to change there keys from FCK so that they can upgrade to SP1. I hope they block of the keys from the new infamous blue-list keygen for SP2.

I know so many people with pirate versions of xp that are not big computer users and some thought they was actually getting a legitimate copy of xp as it had a serial number and stuff, others have got it because they was having too many problems with windows millennium and was not prepared to pay a lot of money for another version of windows if it stood the chance of performing as bad as millenium.

Personally I like to have a real version of xp, I got the OEM version that didn't cost me much at all and it allows me to update easily and not have to worry about if I can get new service packs or anything. Not allowing pirated versions of xp to be updated with sp2 will probably effect us users the most as we use windows all the time and have contact with a lot of people using pirated versions of xp whether we know it or not. Not allowing the people who have pirated copies of xp to update is only gonna effect us I think as the casual user wont care about updating if it means they have to run keygens etc and most wont even know about sp2.

Stopping all users being able to update with service packs wont stop piracy, people already have the operating system and although I disagree with piracy I feel stopping security updates for pirated versions hurts everyone with a copy of xp

I agree!!!! Why would someone go out of their way even a company like Microsoft by possibly losing money but still offering updates for users with non-legit copies. I heard somthing about this earlier where ppl with 401 - 429 in their product IDs wont be able to run it and would get totally locked out of their systems. I bet thats whats going to happen.... But! lets not forget as Microsoft writes software there are non-legit developers working side by side the write cracks and hacks for their software so NOTHING will ever be totally legit.

THe buzz

the sentence you said about locking out of our systems............its that ilegal to do that???

As are the people who can't figure out simple grammar.? "...people that DO that"

I'll make a bet and say that you have at least one pirated program installed on your computer.

Mmm, sorry about the grammer mistake. And nope, I have no pirated softwares.

<< no trolling >>>

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hmmm....

heh... a lot of people here seems to know about what will be blacklisted or not...

well.. I can tell you that there's already a way to circonvent the SP2 new protection scheme... it's all about the key...

SP1 blocked key that where widely available through the net.

SP2 concentrate on blocking certain "strings" (I'm replacing the real word by strings since I don't want to go to far here, policies obliges) that are created when you enter your serial number.

I'm VERY doubtful microsoft will find a way to blacklist every key that can be "created". That's almost impossible... There only way is to go through a blacklist scheme, that actually can also blacklist legit corp key... unfortunatelly for people/companies who bought it.

Wow. Theres alot of heat in this thread.

If they blacklist some of the keys, then someone will make a keygen. I remember when SP1 came out, and people were saying that it was pirate proof. For about 3 days.

The same with will happen to SP2. I feel fine in buying XP because I know that Longhorn will not be coming out next year, so I don't feel like I would be wasting my money.

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whenever a thread like this comes up i always think.

commadore and then atari and then all the tapes and disks i had that had cracked by on the splash screen that came up with that before its time techno. and theres a name that always popped up on the screen . he was the hacker cracker before the internet and guess what he works for microsoft gaming division.

nuff said

i bet MS has a hidden agenda behind this.

just think someone who knows almost any-thing or ever-thing about u just by what u do on the net.... giving a download to both non-pirates & pirates this way thay keep track of a hole-lot-of-people & then some....... sorry to trude im new/////// :unsure:

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