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You may be a victim of software counterfeiting

When ever i start my PC they are two buttons being displayed such as Resole now and Resolve later...and when i click on the Resolve now or Resolve later buttons there is no change in anything..when the Desktop screen appears a black screen appears ..removing the desktop screen which i adjust.. and in the system tray a star symbol appears saying ..You may be a software conterfeiting...What should i do please help me out

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  • adyanand Mar 27, 2009

    i have a problem in my pc that says "You may be a victim of software counterfeiting" how can i solve it?

  • naveen17 May 10, 2009

    When ever i start my PC they are two buttons being displayed such as Resole now and Resolve later and when i click on the Resolve now or Resolve later buttons there is no change in anything when the Desktop screen appears a black screen appears removing the desktop screen which i adjust and in the system tray a star symbol appears saying ..You may be a software conterfeiting...What should i do please help me out...

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Hi Shilpa,
Thanks for sharing your problem with details.
there are two reasons for the messege you get,
1. you are using at least one or more pirated software
2. Your system is infected with a deady virus.
To resolve this in administrator login:-

  • Please try to start your system in safe mode (Press F8 while system boots)
  • Try to uninstall undesirable Sw
  • Reboot system in Normal mode
  • control panel --> administrative tools --> Event viewer
  • note down the red indicated errors and notedown corresponding programs/tasks
  • Open task manager and disable those tasks
  • Uninstall the tasks those are reported in error
  • Clean registery using cCLeaner or SystemMechanic
  • update browser and update your messenger
Even if you have problems please write or call me

Thanks
Zulfikar Ali
[email protected]
09899780221


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