NAIA Computer Caught Using Not Genuine Version Of Windows
NAIA computer allegedly using a not genuine version of Windows was caught on camera and earned various reactions from the online community.
Nowadays, counterfeit or illegitimate version of various products was already spreading in different countries all around the world.
The circulation of the pirated copy of different products in the market raises the concern of the public fearing that they might get one.
Recently, the photo of a computer in the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) allegedly using a pirated copy of Windows spread like a wildfire online.
In the photo, it can be seen that the computer shows a notification stating that the system is using a not genuine version of Windows.
Usually, the computer system notifies the users when the system detects anomalies with the installation.
However, there are numerous factors why the system shows the notification “Windows is not Genuine”.
Some social media users conclude that the airport was using a pirated copy of Windows to lessen their expenses.
There are some netizens explained that the installation of Windows is not completed neither the registry keys are corrupted.
Here are some of the comments:
Elvin Herrera: “I worked for Microsoft before supporting Windows issue. It is possible that their Windows registration has not completed during installation and it doesn’t necessarily mean their copy is pirated.”
No-el Santos Tolentino: “Tsk… its not pirated its not activated… theres a big difference… possible license was expired…”
Utter Junk: “It’s well known here in the Philippines almost everyone especially government offices use pirated copies of windows. Not just that but pirated office and adobe products. Most call centers and online work centers like publishing and archeticture drawings are the same with lack of genuine. An architecture online business next to me just lost a contract as they were asked by the US business to show they had genuine licenses for a higher review and audit.”
Cjiromken Lindayen: “its a free version of windows.. and it is not registered to microsoft and it is not illegal.. they are only using trial version”
Renzo Ramos: “Baka nag expire lang ang previous license I guess?”
Mak Kulit: “Bk nireformat yung pc at di muna nag enter ng product key during installation ng windows,, pede din kse enter later ang product key after ng installation”
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