Bofore doing any of the following verify your media, it sounds like you may have installed with a preactivaed (hacked) installation disk, these are common. Verify the hash of your ISO with the hash listed for your MSDN product using HASHcalc or another similar
program, or redownload the image and insure it is coming from MS.
Solution 1.
Uninstall exploit.
Solution 2.
Reinstall, formating the drive to remove and exploit
Solution 3, medium risk and medium difficulty.
To remove a loader.
1 boot to the windows's DVD
2 Selectrepair PC
3 In the console type this:
bootsect.exe /nt60 all
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /rebuildbcd
this will clean all the loaders that may be installed. BUT ONLY do this if you reason to suspect that a loader was previously used
Solution 3 may remove loader based exploits, use with caution. After removing the loader you will need to install correct key, reacitivate and validate. Press winkey and pause at the same time, scroll to the bottom, check activation status, select the option
to enter a new key, inter it, click on activate now if neccesary. Once activated visit
www.microsoft.com/genuine and validate.
Backup first.
