winlogon crash

by Deactivated5924 • 13 Feb 2008, 14:26 • Journals
pirated xp pro, eth0 release
i've read problems for eth0 release with winlogon crashing before, (i boot up my system, i see my desktop > restart > windows has recovered from a serious error (winlogon.exe)
so like i said, i've read about it but havn't found a solution.
halp?
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Krosan 13 Feb 2008, 14:32
eth0? Isn't that linux?
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Deactivated5924 13 Feb 2008, 15:21
oops yeah, seems i have linux installed
silly me




no actually, it's a group that releases windows xp copys.
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im a tree 13 Feb 2008, 16:31
eth0 refers to ethernet 0, which is your first ethernet port.

eth0 exists both in linux and windows, windows just never mentions it in the gui
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Krosan 13 Feb 2008, 16:34
Yeah forgot about all that, my bad, thanks for explaining :)
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S1xtuS 13 Feb 2008, 14:38
no help from emo's
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chizz6l 13 Feb 2008, 14:41
eth0ok?
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illumise 14 Feb 2008, 12:16
etx rshook probot etbot en we gaan maar door
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Gabt 13 Feb 2008, 14:47
Install a genuine copy of windows. Problem solved.
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Deactivated5924 13 Feb 2008, 15:20
never gonna buy an os for like 100£
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im a tree 13 Feb 2008, 16:44
Who buys windows for home use... The last time I saw someone ask for "Windows XP Home Edition" in a computer store, the people behind the counter exchanged glances of pure disbelief.

The last and only time, btw.
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Gabt 13 Feb 2008, 21:47
I didnt say buy it, did i? Ive got like 4 XP discs that came with PC's ive bought......
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im a tree 13 Feb 2008, 21:53
Ah, I don't buy computers =o)
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Gabt 13 Feb 2008, 21:56
Steal em?
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im a tree 13 Feb 2008, 21:58
buy OEM components and build it myself
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Gabt 13 Feb 2008, 22:00
Yeah, i figured :D !
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im a tree 13 Feb 2008, 22:02
so, what was your old nick, I recognize your profile picture but I can't for the life of me remember who linked that to me
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im a tree 13 Feb 2008, 16:32
I'm using an eth0 release without any difficulty, what was the month on the release?
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