User recommendation: Windows 7 can not activate the problem one example

Some time ago, Windows7 users sent emails to the author about the activation of Windows7. In the process of communicating with this netizen, the author learned a problem that already exists in the Windows Vista system.

In this article, you will learn the following:

Problem Genuine Windows7 serial number is activated, the system prompts "slui.exe 0x2a 0x8007000D" error.
This article looks at Windows7 and some software compatibility issues, resulting in the system can not be activated.
Knowledge points can be solved in reverse order.

Summarize the content of the mail of the netizen. After downloading the official installation of Windows7 (the flagship version) of Microsoft, he uses the activated Key to activate it (apply on the official application form of Microsoft). The prompt cannot be activated. The specific content is “slui.exe0x2a0x8007000D”.

This netizen explained in the mail that this problem was not found in Windows 7. In the Windows Vista system, some OEM brand machines have similar problems, all of which are shaped like "slui.exe0x2a0xXXXXXXXX" ( XXXXXXXX is a general term). He has given two solutions:

Since this user downloaded Windows7 is not a DIY version, the serial number is also a genuine Key that was later applied, so it can be ruled out because of "illegal installation". of. Therefore, he tested in several softwares installed before and after, and found that if he installed DaemonTools before launching Windows 7, the system could not be activated. Later he activated Windows 7 and then installed DaemonTools, and the system did not appear abnormal.

This question, if it is said, requires a long story - this is the original words of my copy of the user's mail, he found in the process of solving the problem, sometimes due to the opening of the "SoftwareProtection" service, it will also cause Windows7 Unable to activate. A brief summary of its mail, mainly because of Windows 7 permissions control issues.

Due to space limitations, the author does not describe this too much. If a user encounters a similar problem, he can try this solution.

The situation described in this article should be said to be not a general problem, but only exists in some users, but in many cases, in these small problems, communication between users can be solved. "Big problem." In addition, if you are a non-genuine user of Windows 7, the situation described in this article may not be suitable for you.