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"Service registration is missing or corrupt"
Diagnostics in attachment
Get following errors "Service registration is missing or corrupt" (today first time i get this error)
Update error 0x80070057(2016-03-08-T-11_52_25)
Diagnostics in attachment
Get following errors "Service registration is missing or corrupt" (today first time i get this error)
Update error 0x80070057(2016-03-08-T-11_52_25)
Braun,
yours is a non genuine installation, which MS has picked up on.
No updates for you.
You have an Acer OEM key which your using on a retail motherboard.
Install a genuine OS and purchase the relevant licence key.
ROy
I received that exactly same error message when I reinstalled the OEM HP copy of windows 7
on the same PC (needed to replace a failed HDD) I was using the FACTORY OEM Windows 7 discs which was exactly the same copy of Windows 7 that came with the PC when I bought it new in 2010.
After receiving that error I reinstalled again and no problem.
Honestly I believe this is MS making life difficult for Windows 7 users hoping that they will opt for
switching to 10.
I've personally seen BOTH PCs I have running 7 (non networked and both are OEM models)
after searching when downloading after any update is about 70% the MS servers will literally
SHUT DOWN (red internet light) I can repeat this too. If I update ANYTHING else like my Opera browser, Adobe Flash, ect....all those downloads go quickly and smoothly and their servers do NOT shut off.
Coincidence? I think not.
braunlukas
If you need guidance on how to solve your problem this forum can help.
You will have to start with a proper Windows 7 media and a proper matching COA key.
The forum members and the forum tutorials can guide you on a install if you need help.
Let us know if you need help.
You surly have a counterfeit installation of Windows 7.
Your motherboard is a retail Gigabyte P55-ud3 with this for activation.
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This is a NO NO.Win 7,Ultimate,ACER/GATEWAY/PACKARD,XXXXX-OEM-8992662-00006
Last edited by Layback Bear; 09 Mar 2016 at 01:02.
Gigabytes motherboards DO NOT have slic tables, so the only way to get one is to use an exploit.
It more than likely ran perfectly well until 20 jan this year when i believe you installed SP1, although i might be wrong.
But for certain when the last WAT update was installed on the same date, thats when MS caught the exploit.
Your install is non-genuine.
Roy
Fixed the problem installing KB3075851, KB3035583 and KB3068708 manually.
Windows is Updating again.
Thank you for your help