Windows 7 Cannot activate a problem example

Some time ago, Windows 7 users sent mail to the author about Windows 7 activation issues. In the communication process with this netizen, the author learned a problem that already exists in Windows Vista system.

In this article, you will learn the following:

Issue genuine Windows 7 serial number activation, System prompts "Slui.exe 0x2a 0x8007000d" error.

This article highlights: Windows 7 and some software compatibility issues, causing the system to not activate.

Knowledge Point: Can be solved by reverse order.

Summing up the content of the user's email, he downloaded the Microsoft official Windows 7 (flagship) of the installation program, with the application to the key activation (in the official Microsoft designated Application Page application to obtain), the system prompts can not be activated, the specific content of "Slui.exe 0x2a 0x8007000d ”。

This netizen explains in the mail, this question is not at Windows 7 time only, in Windows Vista system, some OEM brand machine has similar problem, all is the shape like "Slui.exe 0x2a 0xXXXXXXXX" (xxxxxxxx is generally refers to). He has given two solutions:

1. Reverse Order

Because the user downloaded Windows 7 is not a DIY version, serial number is also the original key to apply, so can be ruled out because of "illegal installation" caused. As a result, he tested some of the software that was installed before and after, and found that if he installed Daemon Tools (the wizard virtual Optical drive) before activating Windows 7, the system would not be active. He then activated Windows 7 and then installed Daemon Tools, and the system did not appear to be abnormal.

2. Disabling services

This question, if said, needs a long speech--this is the exact words that I copied the email of the netizen, he found in the process of solving the problem, sometimes because the "Software Protection" service opens, also can cause Windows 7 to be unable to activate. A brief summary of their messages is mainly due to Windows 7 permissions control issues.

Limited to space, the author does not describe this too much, if a user encounters similar problems, you can try this solution.

Editorial Reviews:

This article describes the situation, it should be said is not a general problem, but only in some users, but many times, it is in these small little problems, the communication between users can solve the "big problem." In addition, if you are a non-genuine user of Windows 7, the situation described in this article may not be appropriate for you.