Hackers cracked and activated the Greatest model of Windows 7 even just before it was released in July final yr, with all the help from a leaked Lenovo OEM (original equipment manufacturer) DVD .ISO file. The most recent buzz is about a new pirated model in the OS that is recognized to have already been examined on the broad quantity of computer systems from various OEMs. Actually, the hackers declare the their copy of Windows seven Ultimate was examined on computers with hardware from as many as 28 OEMs. So, making use of this model one can set up Windows seven and not be concerned about activation since as “the activation mechanism of Windows seven has been cracked, and completely bypassed“.
So, users with no qualms about employing counterfeit and pirated software can download the pirated Windows 7 Greatest SKU, extract the ISO, burn it onto a disk, and then install it. That’s it. No need to enter a product key,
Buy Windows 7 Key, no need to activate the platform.
Softpedia tells us “the pre-activated Windows 7 Ultimate works on computer systems from Advent,
Office Home And Business 2010 Key, Acer, Alienware, Asus, Compaq, Benq, Dell, Fujitsu, Founder,
Download Windows 7 Home Basic – Technet Untouched keygen serials, Gigabyte, Hasee, Haier,
Genuine Windows 7 Enterprise, HCL,
Buy Windows 7 Professional, HP, Jooyon, LG, Lenovo, MSI, Medion,
Office 2007 Professional Plus, NEC, Quanmax, Nokia, Sony, Samsung, Toshiba, Tongfang, Trigem and Viliv”.
However, it’s unlikely that any OEM from this list will want to install the software in this manner and sell it bundled with their gadgets to get into a legal hassle with Microsoft. It’s rather the computer resellers that may find the crack handy; for all they would need is the pirated Windows seven software and computer systems from listed OEMs to put two and two with each other.
We at TechHail do not encourage our readers to Set up Cracked or Pirated versions of Software. We are completely against it and this article is published just for informational purpose only!
via SoftPedia