Directron and WIN XP Keygen?

[intogamer]

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[LuckyTaxi]

wtf ... and to think i was gonna order some stuff from this place for my workplace.

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: lilcam
wtf ... and to think i was gonna order some stuff from this place for my workplace.

😉 whats stopping ya?

seriously wtf bbq?

 

[ThisIsMatt]

lol

 

[Cheezeit]

Originally posted by: lilcam
wtf ... and to think i was gonna order some stuff from this place for my workplace.

I think they are still a pretty good reseller


wow, I did not know about that

 

[LikeLinus]

Why does that page have a different look from their homepage? The colors are different and the logo is different. It says ".org" instead of .com

 

[SnowyEnigma]

This is some serious funky shiz. Wonder how serious the microsoft crackdown will be?

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Why does that page have a different look from their homepage? The colors are different and the logo is different. It says ".org" instead of .com

http://www.directron.com/knowledgebase.html

it is basically a PC help site... from direction.com

 

[FoBoT]

hmmm

 

[everman]

wow, couldn't be much more stupid than that.

 

[erikistired]

you can access it from directron.com, interesting stuff. not sure why they have links to a crack site on their site.

 

[Rudee]

The XP SP2 Activation Crack is a Trojan. Haha

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: fisher
you can access it from directron.com, interesting stuff. not sure why they have links to a crack site on their site.

they are crack addicted😉

 

[cjgallen]

Originally posted by: Rudee
The XP SP2 Activation Crack is a Trojan. Haha

:Q

 

[aircooled]

I understand that they are trying to prevent piracy, but as an IT admin that has to deploy computers from an image, it's getting to the point where I cannot. I already have to install all of the graphics software from scratch (adobe, macromedia, quark, etc..) because of activation. Then when it says activation failed call xxx-xxx-xxxx I'm on hold for an hour per workstation. this is getting stupid.

[sorry, end rant]

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: aircooled
I understand that they are trying to prevent piracy, but as an IT admin that has to deploy computers from an image, it's getting to the point where I cannot. I already have to install all of the graphics software from scratch (adobe, macromedia, quark, etc..) because of activation. Then when it says activation failed call xxx-xxx-xxxx I'm on hold for an hour per workstation. this is getting stupid.

[sorry, end rant]

:Q

 

[Mucho]

Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Why does that page have a different look from their homepage? The colors are different and the logo is different. It says ".org" instead of .com

I am wondering the same thing.

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: Mucho

Originally posted by: LikeLinus
Why does that page have a different look from their homepage? The colors are different and the logo is different. It says ".org" instead of .com

I am wondering the same thing.

www.directron.org

computer help site from directron.com

 

[Rudee]

Originally posted by: intogamer

Originally posted by: aircooled
I understand that they are trying to prevent piracy, but as an IT admin that has to deploy computers from an image, it's getting to the point where I cannot. I already have to install all of the graphics software from scratch (adobe, macromedia, quark, etc..) because of activation. Then when it says activation failed call xxx-xxx-xxxx I'm on hold for an hour per workstation. this is getting stupid.

[sorry, end rant]

:Q

:Q

 

[intogamer]

so what is going on here?

 

[EyeMWing]

Originally posted by: aircooled
I understand that they are trying to prevent piracy, but as an IT admin that has to deploy computers from an image, it's getting to the point where I cannot. I already have to install all of the graphics software from scratch (adobe, macromedia, quark, etc..) because of activation. Then when it says activation failed call xxx-xxx-xxxx I'm on hold for an hour per workstation. this is getting stupid.

[sorry, end rant]

IMO cracks are PERFECTLY acceptable if you've actually licensed your software. But the software companies don't usually see it that way.

Microsoft sees the sysadmin side of the argument, they're perfectly happy to sell you pre-cracked versions 😛

 

[LikeLinus]

Originally posted by: EyeMWing

Originally posted by: aircooled
I understand that they are trying to prevent piracy, but as an IT admin that has to deploy computers from an image, it's getting to the point where I cannot. I already have to install all of the graphics software from scratch (adobe, macromedia, quark, etc..) because of activation. Then when it says activation failed call xxx-xxx-xxxx I'm on hold for an hour per workstation. this is getting stupid.

[sorry, end rant]

IMO cracks are PERFECTLY acceptable if you've actually licensed your software. But the software companies don't usually see it that way.

Thats not a crack. Thats a "Windows XP Product Key Generator Activation Code Serial Number Keygen Pro CD Key"

It generates illegal keys. You purchase the license and the key specific to it.

 

[EyeMWing]

Originally posted by: LikeLinus

Originally posted by: EyeMWing

Originally posted by: aircooled
I understand that they are trying to prevent piracy, but as an IT admin that has to deploy computers from an image, it's getting to the point where I cannot. I already have to install all of the graphics software from scratch (adobe, macromedia, quark, etc..) because of activation. Then when it says activation failed call xxx-xxx-xxxx I'm on hold for an hour per workstation. this is getting stupid.

[sorry, end rant]

IMO cracks are PERFECTLY acceptable if you've actually licensed your software. But the software companies don't usually see it that way.

Thats not a crack. Thats a "Windows XP Product Key Generator Activation Code Serial Number Keygen Pro CD Key"

It generates illegal keys. You purchase the license and the key specific to it.

I was responding to aircooled's rant, not to the OP. And judging by the title (I'm sure as hell not actually clicking that link, it REEKS of trap) it can be used to bypass the annoying activation bits that aircooled is talking about, too.

 

[LikeLinus]

Originally posted by: EyeMWing

Originally posted by: LikeLinus

Originally posted by: EyeMWing

Originally posted by: aircooled
I understand that they are trying to prevent piracy, but as an IT admin that has to deploy computers from an image, it's getting to the point where I cannot. I already have to install all of the graphics software from scratch (adobe, macromedia, quark, etc..) because of activation. Then when it says activation failed call xxx-xxx-xxxx I'm on hold for an hour per workstation. this is getting stupid.

[sorry, end rant]

IMO cracks are PERFECTLY acceptable if you've actually licensed your software. But the software companies don't usually see it that way.

Thats not a crack. Thats a "Windows XP Product Key Generator Activation Code Serial Number Keygen Pro CD Key"

It generates illegal keys. You purchase the license and the key specific to it.

I was responding to aircooled's rant, not to the OP. And judging by the title (I'm sure as hell not actually clicking that link, it REEKS of trap) it can be used to bypass the annoying activation bits that aircooled is talking about, too.

My bad...i didn't read his post..just yours. Sorry about that.

The link is ok. It's not like they can do anything to you.

 

[n7]

Buahahaha! 😀