After Windows XP is updated, "you may be the victim of pirated software" appears.

After the system is upgraded, many users of version D will prompt that "you may be a victim of pirated software". You only need to delete the WGA file!
Method 1:

Open the Registry (start ---- run ---- enter Regedit)
Enable HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon \ y Y \ login in sequence, and then delete wgatray.exe in C: \ WINDOWS \ SYSTEM 32, and search again, delete all files in another folder. (The search method is to start ---search all files and folder ---full file or local file name, write them to "“wgatray.exe" and click search. After searching, right-click and delete them. then go to the Registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon \ y Y \ wgalogon again and delete it (and The operation times are the same.) now the problem has been solved !!!

Method 2:

Use removewga:
/Files/chinhr/removewga.rar