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Dear Phani,
In order to remove it from your sytem, you will firstly have to log in safe mode. The next step will be to delete
the wgalogon folder which will be found in the registor editor. Please find it and delete it. However you wouldn't
be advised to delete it since there might be some unexpected problems that may occur afterwards. You will
hence have to make a backup copy of it in another particular location. You will also have to look for all the wga
files and back up them before deletion. This will then get your problem solved.
Thanks in advance.
In order to remove it from your sytem, you will firstly have to log in safe mode. The next step will be to delete
the wgalogon folder which will be found in the registor editor. Please find it and delete it. However you wouldn't
be advised to delete it since there might be some unexpected problems that may occur afterwards. You will
hence have to make a backup copy of it in another particular location. You will also have to look for all the wga
files and back up them before deletion. This will then get your problem solved.
Thanks in advance.
