Vista Activation Cracked

By Krishna Chaitanya Mandava | Published: March 14, 2007

The much publicized difficult-to-crack activation feature on the new Windows Vista has been cracked by Team Paradox and CLoNY. The crack emulates the BIOS of branded computers such as those from Acer and Lenovo. Microsoft has permitted these computer manufacturers to sell Vista pre-activated systems.

This crack, which is otherwise known as Vista 32-bit one click activator, does not flash your computer BIOS. Instead it runs the emulation driver from with in the Vista environment.

Ironically, a top Microsoft executive had earlier stated that his company aimed to discourage the use of piracy, but if consumers have to use pirated software, he prefers that they use his company’s software. Sounds more like somebody’s wish coming true!

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