We have a Dell Studio 1535 laptop Windows Vista installed by Dell.
All of a sudden Windows claims it is not genuine anymore? Allthough everything seems to work right. I´ve tried to activate Windows again in the usual manner; reporting at Microsoft, using the genuine productkey as well as the original product ID. All i got back from Microsoft is an irritating errormessage - 0xC004E003 - which means the softwarelicensing service doesn´t evaluate the license... Whatever I do and try, it seems that I´m running around in (digital) circles.
Did this just start happening out of the blue, or was it possibly after you'd (i.e.) installed a Windows Update, updated drivers, or installed a particular program?
Have you tried a System Restore, to a date before you starting having this problem?
You could try inserting the OS disc, and doing a 'Repair'?
If all else fails though, you may have to restore the system to its factory defaults, using the recovery partition :emotion-6:
Install Windows Update Genuine Adavantage and run it. This should resolve the error. You may also want to make sure you have the Service Packs Installed.
TheRealFireblad
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Welcome to the forums Jan :emotion-21:
Did this just start happening out of the blue, or was it possibly after you'd (i.e.) installed a Windows Update, updated drivers, or installed a particular program?
Have you tried a System Restore, to a date before you starting having this problem?
You could try inserting the OS disc, and doing a 'Repair'?
If all else fails though, you may have to restore the system to its factory defaults, using the recovery partition :emotion-6: