The installation is counterfeit - The Key and SLIC table are apparently for an HP machine, while the motherboard is a retail one.
This can only happen if there is a hacker's Activation Exploit present.
Does the machine have a COA sticker on the case? what make and model is it?
No, am I in some kind of trouble here? I didn't know, I'm getting a new motherboard and cpu right away anyway, like within 25 days, so I'll have to re-buy windows 7. I had absolutely no idea it was illegitimate
I'm all for buying a new windows, I'm 14. So I'd have to save up my money for a while though.
Custom build require either Full Retail or OEM System Builder licenses - anything else would be counterfeit.
If you're planning on buying a full license for Windows online, I suggest that you have a look at this post...
Advice on Safe Software Shopping (revised 4/10/2011)
Alright.. But how does this help the problem? We've established it's counterfeit, and I will do my best to fix that, but can someone help me find the cause of my problems?
Unfortunately We can not continue to help you now that we know the install is counterfeit as counterfeit installs of windows are susceptible to malicious attacks and exploits left by the hackers activation exploit used to install your windows, it is also against the rules of this site. Untill you have formated your dirve and reinstalled with a legitimate version of windows, and provide us with a new WGA report to show that you now have a legit copy of windows We can be of no help.
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