Several BSODs, various errors ntoskrnl.exe HELP!

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  1. NoelDP
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       New #11

    Nothing is certain - but there is no point in attempting to fix a hacked installation.
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  3. mgiCABJ
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    hi!
    Why not? I have a Windows product key, and another product media (without SP1), but I used this previously and I have the same problem! If I reinstall the pc is a condition for your help?
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  4. NoelDP
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       New #13

    Forum rules prohibit us from assisting with counterfeits - and in the case of ones with Activation Exploits present, these frequently come with other programs which may compromise the integrity of the system. As such there is no way that we can realistically troubleshoot it, as these may not be visible to any of our normal tools.

    Reformatting with genuine media at least means we know where we're starting from.
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  6. mgiCABJ
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    ok, I will reinstall with genuine and if a fault occurs again I will do the troubleshooting with yours,

    Bye!!
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  7. Teerex
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    The BSOD is caused by your loader, dear. Also, the policy on this forum is that no further support is given if your OS is not activated properly. One of the reasons for this, a technical one, is that you are messing with your system too much by bypassing activation. Understood?
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  8. mgiCABJ
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       New #16

    Hi Teerex,
    You Rock!!!!
    Ok, I will reinstall with genuine activation, thank you very much!!!
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