From: "Rich Gauszka" 

Looks like there will be another wga update coming soon

http://forums.microsoft.com/Genuine/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=511923&SiteID=25

Actually it does relate to validation.  Did you notice my comment on 12 OEM
machines that WGA Notification claims aren't activated?

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Can you validate at www.microsoft.com/genuine and tell me the output?
-Phil Liu

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You seemed to have missed the point. Windows validates just fine on the
website. Where the problem lies is with the Notification Update from
Windows Update (or Microsoft Update). It tells you that the OEM installs of
Windows have not been activated (you aren't suppose to activate them
anyway). Of course, if you try to activate, it fails (remember, you aren't
suppose to activate them). So now, you have the notification update
complaining all the time about activating Windows, which you can't do.

The Notification Update has serious problems. It should be pulled until it
works correctly. I have seen a dozen computers now with this same problem,
all with genuine Windows installs directly from the OEM manufacturers
(Dell, Compaq, and Toshiba). And believe me, I deal with about 70
computers. A dozen out of about 70 is a serious issue! These computers
aren't from little local computer shops that may be installing the same key
over and over and not giving you a CD. These are huge computer
manufacturers. None of these computers in question have had Windows
reinstalled. They are the original installations from the factory.

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