Microsoft confirmed: Windows7 activation program was cracked

November 14 news It is reported that Microsoft confirmed this Friday that some hackers have indeed found a way to bypass the Windows7 activation program, and said that the company's technical staff is Study how to block this "illegal crack" approach.

According to Microsoft regulations, ordinary computer users must complete the activation process within 30 days after purchasing and installing the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. If the user fails to activate within the specified time limit as required, the operating system will send a prompt message to the user that the user must complete the activation before continuing to use it.

But hackers recently posted on the Internet how to bypass the Windows 7 activation process. In this way, even if the user does not perform any activation activities after installing Windows 7, no warning message will be seen after 30 days. In other words, although these Windows 7 are not considered legal versions by Microsoft servers, users can use them indefinitely.

Microsoft said on Friday that there is indeed a technology on the Internet that can bypass the Windows 7 activation process, and the company's technical team is researching countermeasures to shield such technologies.

A Microsoft representative said in a statement on Friday: "We have realized that we can bypass the Windows 7 activation process and we are dealing with it." The representative also said that if the average user uses The crack program released by the hacker may infect malware and bring other adverse effects to the user's machine.