Vista copy protection cracked, totally, for real !!!

They finally realized. Your good friends in the hacking community have apparently found a solution for you Vista - if you want - free activation. According to one report, there is now a cracked, the complete version of Vista floating around which completely bypasses cumbersome and costly activation process. The crack supposedly comes OEM (or users) that have been fed up with this process, and somehow persuaded Microsoft to pull an up-down-up-down maneuver and make the operating system without activating . The software uses the closed system pre-installed 2.0, embeds OEM BIOS files (signed by Microsoft), and passes all of society, Windows Genuine Advantage checks. Of course, it may be possible that people from Redmond users more concerned that the adoption of Vista, they care about their pay. Nah, probably not.

Microsoft VP: "I personally got burnt" by Vista Capable stickers

The "Vista Capable" sticker consumers certainly caused a lot of confusion, and it looks like it also raised some senior Microsoft execs. According to an internal MS-E-mails introduced as evidence in the ongoing judicial proceedings on the programme, several MS-managers expressed concern that they were misleading people, with the VP of Product Management for Windows say: "I PERSONALLY burned. .. I now have an e-mail machine, $ 2100 "And Jim Allchin say MS had" really botched "program and that it" had to do a better job with our customers. "Of course, the main reason for the confusion The multiple editions of Windows Vista, with different capabilities depending on your hardware, but this is a subtle point, with a sticker - or, as a Microsoft employee acknowledged in an e-mail, "Even a piece of junk qualify "Vista Capable. That is a pretty damning stuff, but the case is not anywhere near resolution yet - the judge has not yet decided whether to certify as a class action, which, as it seems, depends on a technical reading of Microsoft was exactly what advertising Throughout the Vista Capable program. We know in 10 days if the judge has said that it will a decision - we would imagine that the plaintiffs' legal team has a lot more of these e-mails store and if this is the case.

Microsoft's "Vista for privacy" offer still on? It's FREE?!

Details are still unclear at this stage, but, according to an e-mail received by many tipsters, Microsoft is actually offering a free copy of Vista, in exchange for their privacy. Yeah, even though it claims otherwise end of last year. According to the note, Redmond is the posting of these people as' subscribers' Windows Feedback Program, and if they keep their guard down for the remainder of a three-month period, they seem to receive a copy of its latest system Operating gratis. So all the others unexpectedly find a message about the Big M said offer? Let us know in the comments below, especially if you get products free or keylogging reports previously analysed.