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#11
Also tried - when I didn't, the program just came up with an error.
BSOD when playing most games, some exceptions
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New #12
Ive just ran it and it took me a couple of trys, Run as Admin, click graball and wait until each new window appears and click "ok" until it finishes?
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New #15
Im afraid your installation is counterfeit.
It has been activated using a well known Lenovo "blacklisted" key.
You will need to reinstall Windows 7 using Genuine media.-<slp key="22TKD-F8XX6-YG69F-9M66D-PMJBM"> <pid>XXXXX-OEM-8992662-00497</pid> <oem>LENOVO (BLACKLISTED!)</oem>
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New #16
Blacklisted?
That's impossible!
My dad got this from his work, they all use it just fine!
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New #17
According to your logs, the computer has been activated using this key.
I can ask our resident expert in this field to check for you. Please post back the following information:
Windows Genuine and Activation Issue Posting Instructions
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New #18
I'll wait until my dad gets home now. I emailed him the thread, he can help better than I can.
Probably.
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New #19
Infact on further analysis the machine has a Gigabyte motherboard installed, therefore not a Lenovo machine
[BaseBoard Information (Type 2) - Length 15 - Handle 0002h]
Manufacturer Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Product X79-UD3
Therefore it is 100% counterfeit, along with the blacklisted key.
You need to reinstall using Genuine media.
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New #20
What do you mean?
Gigabyte is fine... isn't it?
(Sorry for the late reply)
P.S: It IS in fact conterfeit, but not as you think. My dad's work mistakenly bought a version of Windows 7 that was for UPDATES - nothing else. There are vital files missing in System32 that cause the computer to BSOD when playing games.
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