Hello,
I'm getting this message (repeatedly) that claims to be from Microsoft, and I don't know if I should trust it:
"Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications is part of Microsoft's effort to reduce software piracy. Installing this software can help confirm that the copy of Windows installed on this PC is genuine and properly licensed.
If your copy of Windows is not genuine, the software will provide periodic reminders to help you take appropriate action and protect yourself from security threats posed by counterfeit software."
Does anyone recognize this, and is it really from Microsoft?
I'm getting this message (repeatedly) that claims to be from Microsoft, and I don't know if I should trust it:
"Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications is part of Microsoft's effort to reduce software piracy. Installing this software can help confirm that the copy of Windows installed on this PC is genuine and properly licensed.
If your copy of Windows is not genuine, the software will provide periodic reminders to help you take appropriate action and protect yourself from security threats posed by counterfeit software."
Does anyone recognize this, and is it really from Microsoft?