Windows 7 Loader Slic Activation With Oem Crack Patch

Mar 3, 2010 - My hunt for utilities that bypass Windows 7 activation technologies led me to. RemoveWAT installed its own patched version of a crucial DLL file in the. The Windows 7 Loader program, which I used on a test system, looks at. If the SLIC table is present, the tool installs the correct product key for your. In windows Vista, 7, server 2008, 2008r2, and server 2012 OEM activation is accomplished by the combination of 3 elements. The bios of the system must contain what is called a “SLIC” string, all systems made by a major OEM such as Dell, HP will include this.

Hi All I've installed Win 7 and being tempted by the opportunity for having it for free I blindly used a Win 7 Loader. Everithing worked fine and sill works, but now when I know what that loader might have done to my machine I'm eager to REMOVE any trace of it plus, I'll stop using Win 7 until I buy it! (or ever) My PC is still new, powerfull (and expensive). I'm very suspicious to any messing with the BIOS - updates, overclocking. (anything other than the ordinary adjustments).

And to bear in mind the fact that this loader THING could've written some stupid information in my BIOS just to make the ******* Windows run. That's too much!

So my questions are: - What is SLIC BOIS/Emulation? - Does that Loader (it's Windows 7 Loader eXtreme Edition v3.115) write any information in my BIOS? - - If yes, how can I completely remove it? Will a simple BIOS update do the jop? (I'll hate to do that though, but it that's the case I would've no choice) - If I remove and re-create the patition i.e. MBR and format it, will that remove any trace of the 'cracked' Win 7 is being on my PC? (I'm going to run the good old XP instaed ) Thank you in advance!

I know now that this particular Loader scrapped many motherboards. And now I'm going to get rid of Win7 but the potential damage will remain (it's not a ptential damage actually - it is a damage already). Serves me right! But you could mock me even further by saying that I've being stupid enough to write about it. Atleast it can serve as a warning for every one who'll try to use Win7 illegally.

Don't you think? Yes it does serve you right.

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