i install window 7 but its shows a massage on startup of window that activate window how can i do it...........plz give me activation key

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i install window 7 but its shows a massage on startup of window that activate window how can i do it...........plz give me activation key If you have an oem or fpp product then you should have your license key on your machine or on the package. If not, you should buy a license so that you will be able to activate it. You have not specified you Microsoft Windows 7 edition. It is for that Andre link may not help if it is not the Ultimate Edition. For Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium: http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Windows-7-Home-Premium/product/7ADA0BF6 For Microsoft Windows 7 Professional: http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Windows-7-Professional/product/B985134B For Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate: http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Windows-7-Ultimate/product/5A4B95F4 This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties or guarantees , and confers no rights.

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Marked As Answer by Arthur Xie MSFT, Moderator Arthur, had you just ignored this thread, or deleted it altogether, i would have paid no further attention. but when you mark those replies as Answers, i have to take exception. it makes me want to throw up. first of all, the profile name is obviously a contrived fake. second, it obviously suggests the copy was obtained illegitimately, and the request is for a key of equal status. third, it is so obvious, you simply cannot anticipate any kind of reply except flaming sales-plugs like the first. fourth, the OP has demonstrated sufficient intelligence to navigate and discuss keys here. so he is not as stupid as things seem at first glance. therefore, the OP has calculated the replies here. this thread is a staged plug for upgrade-sales and piracy-bashing. staged. my question to you, Arthur, is: who would post such a message? who is the OP? a member here? or, someone from marketing? do you think that's what TechNet/MSDN is for? i don't. i thought my first reply here addressed all these things in a nicely balanced and tactful way. now here's my reply to the OP and to you especially Arthur: