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One of the newer features of the Windows XP Operating System is its new validation system. The latest edition of Windows XP comes with a special application called the Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) program. This program automatically checks to verify whether or not the version of the Windows XP Operating System that you are using is actually original and authentic. If it determines that the version that you are using is an unlicensed copy, then this program will constantly prompt you to install a licensed version. However, the WGA program has been found to produce false positives, in which case, it identifies a genuine copy of Windows as being pirated. There are a number of reasons this may happen, and Microsoft is working to fix it. Needless to say, it can be frustrating just the same. This tutorial will show you how to uninstall the windows genuine advantage notifications screen until you can get the problem resolved. It involves editing your registry.