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Removing legal Windows copy item in Explorer's Help menu
In the Windows Explorer Help menu on XP SP2 and newer is an item called "Is this copy of Windows legal?" (the Korean version says "Windows genuine legal check") when this selected it will open up a page in the Microsoft website. The menu item is not present in Windows XP RTM and SP1.
How to remove this menu entry? |
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Removing legal Windows copy item in Explorer's Help menu
Hi Good Guy,
How do I edit system files to delete this menu entry? |
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Removing legal Windows copy item in Explorer's Help menu
On Fri, 20 Sep 2019 01:09:40 +0100, ? Good Guy ?
wrote: On 19/09/2019 09:48, wrote: In the Windows Explorer Help menu on XP SP2 and newer is an item called "Is this copy of Windows legal?" (the Korean version says "Windows genuine legal check") when this selected it will open up a page in the Microsoft website. The menu item is not present in Windows XP RTM and SP1. How to remove this menu entry? You need to stop using pirated versions of Windows XP. Where did you download this pirated versions from? You really need to come clean and stop stealing people's property. Programmers have families to feed like everybody but if you steal their work, their children suffer because parents can't support them because people aren't buying their products; stealing has become easier for people these days. Bill Gates has children to feed. Have you priced silver spoons and Iranian Beluga caviar lately? Maybe he could save a dime or two by substituting Saltines for Swedish Knackebrot crackers, but those poor kids! The inhumanity of it! Programmers do deserve our support, but not necessarily when M$ is siphoning the cream. The B&M Gates foundation? It seems to me that all greedy scum eventually see the need to burnish their images. History is replete with Robber Barons who committed fraud and skulduggery to amass a fortune, only to become "philanthropists" later in life. (so their children wouldn't inherit the stigma as well as their millions, or perhaps they were typical Christians and afraid they wouldn't make it through the pearly gates?) I have a pirated version of XP. I had a licensed copy for this machine, but with the run-around I was getting from M$, when trying to so a fresh reload from the genuine disk.... |
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Removing legal Windows copy item in Explorer's Help menu
The string is located in browselc.dll in menu 263 and 266.
The menu item description is located in string 9252 in string table 579. |
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