Xp Activation Registry Fix
My system reboot for no reasons. After the Windows restarts, it asked me to submit the Microsoft crash report, and I did.
Then it recommanded me to update my system BIOS. I did the update and it went smoothly. Now, when I restart the Windows it asked me to activate the Windows product before I can login. I clicked 'Yes', and it found that my Windows is already activated. It asked me to click 'Exit'. I click on the 'Exit' and it logs me out.
I try to log in again and it asked for Windows Product activation again. It is a loop I couldn't get out and I could not log in to the Windows. Rarlon wrote:My system reboot for no reasons. After the Windows restarts, it asked me to submit the Microsoft crash report, and I did. Then it recommanded me to update my system BIOS. I did the update and it went smoothly.
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Now, when I restart the Windows it asked me to activate the Windows product before I can login. I clicked 'Yes', and it found that my Windows is already activated. It asked me to click 'Exit'. I click on the 'Exit' and it logs me out. I try to log in again and it asked for Windows Product activation again. It is a loop I couldn't get out and I could not log in to the Windows.Try the following:1. Reboot your computer into ' Safe Mode'.A description of the Safe Mode Boot options in Windows XP2.
Go to Start Run and type:%systemroot%system32 then press the Enter key.3. Locate these two files: wpa.dbl and wpa.bak4. Rename the wpa.dbl file to wpaold.dbl and wpa.bak to wpaold.bak5. Reboot your computer into Normal Mode. This will force activation on the following boot.
Sometimes if those files get corrupted, they can cause this type of problem.If the above procedure does not solve the problem, then try:Guided Help to remove the script that interferes with Windows activation. Rarlon wrote:My system reboot for no reasons. After the Windows restarts, it asked me to submit the Microsoft crash report, and I did. Then it recommanded me to update my system BIOS. I did the update and it went smoothly.
Now, when I restart the Windows it asked me to activate the Windows product before I can login. I clicked 'Yes', and it found that my Windows is already activated. It asked me to click 'Exit'. I click on the 'Exit' and it logs me out. I try to log in again and it asked for Windows Product activation again. It is a loop I couldn't get out and I could not log in to the Windows.Try the following:1. Reboot your computer into ' Safe Mode'.A description of the Safe Mode Boot options in Windows XP2.
Go to Start Run and type:%systemroot%system32 then press the Enter key.3. Locate these two files: wpa.dbl and wpa.bak4.
Rename the wpa.dbl file to wpaold.dbl and wpa.bak to wpaold.bak5. Reboot your computer into Normal Mode. This will force activation on the following boot. Sometimes if those files get corrupted, they can cause this type of problem.If the above procedure does not solve the problem, then try:Guided Help to remove the script that interferes with Windows activation.
Microsoft Activation Fix
I have had this same issue. First obtain a copy of win XP service pack 3, either from a friends computer (that has DSL or cable connection and a CD burner) Try loading your computer in safe mode by pressing F8 when the computer first starts up, Next Choose SAFE MODE then logon to the machine.Choose your CD rom drive letter and the file that contains Service Pack 3. Then simply run the file. When prompted click NEXT. Your computer will reboot and voila.
No more endless loop.
After installing Windows XP you notice a message in the bottom right, '30 days left for activation' in the icon tray.