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Microsoft Replaces Your Pirated Windows, For Free


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Microsoft has announced what it hopes will be a new attack on piracy. The company has decided to give away software to those who bought machines with fake copies pre-installed.

Microsoft will be offering anyone who's "unsure" about whether they've got dodgy software the chance to have it checked out by Microsoft, with the promise that if it does turn out to be counterfeit, they'll replace it.

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" To get a replacement copy of Windows XP, PC users will need to send off their receipt and complete a witness statement, revealing where they bought their knock-off software. "...oh yeah...i can hear the cell doors slamming already.......

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some people actually paid for a normal version and didn't know that they have a pirated version of XP. They got ripped off by the store that they got the PC. It's ok for those users not those like you and me who put it there cause we wanted to

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