Thanks for the info about your hibernation solution
Plus I no longer have the message "This copy of Windows 7 is not genuine" in the lower right portion of the desktop screen.
Why were you getting this message?
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Thanks for the info about your hibernation solution
Plus I no longer have the message "This copy of Windows 7 is not genuine" in the lower right portion of the desktop screen.
Why were you getting this message?
Yes you should fix your ram mhz, you should put it on AUTO first to see if it will fix the problem. If it was already set at AUTO then you should set it manually at 1600 mhz.
If you used a Dell reinstall disk to install Windows where did you take your Product Key code, if you did not enter a code then you will for sure keep on getting that message until you either enter a code that you already have or will have to purchase a code from Microsoft.
No. I found a hack/crack on the net.
Becaise of the policy of this site we are not allowed to give advice to people using hacks or cracks
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