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Can you help me with my software licensing question?

I keep getting this message on start-up about the license not being genuine. I know it is genuine because I bought from an authorized dealer and there is this paper in a white envelope that proves that it is. But how I do stop the message that keeps popping up and start receiving Windows updates over the internet?

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@dave: This question does not belong on StackOverflow, since it is not about programming. Try SuperUser.com or ServerFault.com instead. I'm not sure which of the two sites is the right place to ask your question, though... ;-) – Treb Sep 21 '10 at 7:12
Call up Microsoft and/or your authorised dealer and let them sort it out (possibly by issuing you a new license). – ho1 Sep 21 '10 at 7:18
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If it's genuine, you can safely call the Microsoft's support your are entitled to, so they can solve your problem.

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