Windows 10 isn't the only Windows version experiencing issues after receiving cumulative updates. Latest January security patch has also brought troubles for those on Windows 7. The update has reportedly resulted in several issues, including file share and connection issues. It is also giving some users 0xc004f200 "not genuine" error. However, Microsoft says that at least this Windows 7 activation bug isn't caused by the latest update.
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Do you keep getting the prompt to activate your Windows 7 or the Windows 7 that you are using is not genuine? Does it make your nervous every time you get this prompt? Well, you can fix it by activating your Windows 7. Activating your windows allows you to make your Windows copy a legitimate one. We will guide you through the best methods to achieve this in this article.
The patch rollout process is automated. However, you set up maintenance windows in the console to indicate allowed times for patches to be applied. In emergency situations, it is possible to override the automation and initiate an on-demand patch installation.
Then, I needed to do the "in-place repair upgrade." I tried using the windows 7 repair disk I had originally made with the HP desktop only to realize that it was not what I needed. What I needed was a Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit installation disk. Since I was afraid to use the system recovery disks of the hp desktop (who knows, it might have worked but I did not want to risk a complete recovery), I downloaded an iso image from digitalriver. For that I followed the advice and links I found on a microsoft community post (://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_install/can-i-downgrade-from-windows-7-ultimate-to-home/ca6cda9a-3c44-40aa-880f-45b12947a880). I burned the iso image to a dvd using imgburn.
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