Windows 7 not genuine, copy of windows 7 ulitmate not genuine

The different ways to find out whether Windows 7 is genuine or not are as follows:
Activate Windows dialog box
Online verification
Offline verification

Activate Windows dialog box
The user can see whether Windows 7 is genuine or not by activating Windows dialog. To do this, one needs to go to 'Start' and open the 'Search' box. Type 'Inactive Windows' in the box and see whether the version is genuine or not. If the operating system is a genuine one, a message will be displayed stating "Activation was successful" with a logo of Microsoft on the right side of the screen.

Online verification
The user can also verify that Windows 7 is genuine or not by going to the official website of Microsoft and using the validation mechanism that determines the genuineness of an operating system. One may have noticed while downloading updates for Windows that the system asks for a verification to continue the download process. The user should always connect to the web using Internet Explorer and download updates only from the official website.

Offline verification
Another way of checking whether Windows 7 is genuine or not is by going to the 'Control Panel' of the system where one can find an option of system and security. The user needs to click on 'System' and go down to the option of 'Windows Activation'. If Windows 7 is genuine; it will show that Windows is activated along with its product details. This box will also display Microsoft logo to confirm its genuineness.

Guys want to got genuine windows 7 key can click www.vinhugo.com to got. It provide 100% working.

You have a pirated version of the Windows 7 software. If this was included in the purchase of your laptop, you need to return it to the supplier and ask for a genuine Windows 7 installation CD.
If the Windows 7 installation CD was purchased separately then you need to see the supplier and ask for a genuine Windows 7 installation CD. If you cannot get a refund and you have a receipt, then I suggest you contact Microsoft and explain/ask for assistance.