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Beginning with Windows XP, Microsoft put into place a verification system meant to reduce the amount of piracy of the Windows XP Operating System (OS). Mar 14, 2007 Microsoft always says it opposes 'software pirates' who sell thousands of unauthorized copies of Windows. But the Redmond company has made things a lot.

• • • • • Beginning with Windows XP, Microsoft put into place a verification system meant to reduce the amount of piracy of the Windows XP Operating System (OS). Windows Product Activation (WPA) requires users to verify their OS, and if verification fails, the OS ceases to work. Unfortunately, some XP users have discovered their OS being mistakenly rendered useless by WPA, which is why you may be seeking to bypass WPA.

Bypassing WPA, while not an easy process, is actually possible by editing a registry entry.