![]() I think this is one of the biggest reasons copy protection schemes fail: they almost always creates serious inconveniences for customers, and irritating customers hurts the bottom line. Hackers figured out how to activate this special “no activation” mode on cracked copies of Vista. It seems that certain OEMs found the activation process too burdensome and persuaded Microsoft to provide them with a way to bypass it in order to save their own customers the hassle. There have been a variety of workarounds for Vista’s copy protection before now, but this is the first time someone has figured out a way to install a cracked version that would pass all of Microsoft’s various anti-piracy checks. ![]() More than a year after Windows Vista was introduced, hackers have finally developed a clean crack of Windows Vista.
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