Is there anyone that have tried this with the update KB971033, that suppose to remowe act*vators like this? And where do I find the newest one, i think I use 1.1.5. And what is the newest one at the moment? Kindly Petter
OMG ... and you had to check the "integrity" of the image to understand that Jinjie was only joking a bit ? ... or maybe you just "forgot" to read the Release date that he was "quoting" into his post ... ?
Hi, i just did a fresh install from usb using the guide in this site. I am unable to run the loader though, it just errors. here is the log file -----Begin error report----- [14/03/2010 21:39:24] Open 7 Activator encountered an unexpected error while attempting to detect the GUID of the 'SystemVolume'. The 'SystemVolume' GUID could not be found. (See: InstallLoader_WO_Mounting(2)) Switching installation method to the alternate method. The 'SystemVolume' will be mounted and the install will continue without interrupt... Loader Method Attempted: GRLDR Edition of Windows: Windows 7 Ultimate [x86] -----End of error report----- [Version: 1.2.7] -----Begin error report----- [14/03/2010 21:39:24] Open 7 Activator Error: Could not find a part of the path 'E:\GRLDR'. Open 7 Activator encountered an unexpected error while attempting to make the loader file. (See: BuildLOADER()) Target Drive: E: Attempted Loader Method: GRLDR Attempted OEM Brand: Acer Edition of Windows: Windows 7 Ultimate [x86] -----End of error report----- [Version: 1.2.7] -----Begin error report----- [14/03/2010 21:39:25] Open 7 Activator Error: Could not find a part of the path 'E:\GRLDR'. Open 7 Activator encountered an unexpected error during the installation process. (See: Button1_Click(9)) Edition of Windows: Windows 7 Ultimate [x86] Installation Failed at: 40 Attempted Loader Type: GRLDR Partial of Attempted Product Key: HYRR2 -----End of error report----- [Version: 1.2.7] I dont have an E: drive and dont understand why it is looking there. Help please?
Hi HotCarl. Long time no hear. I hope you are well. You are sorely missed. So.....let me be the first to ask.....have you abandoned this project or are you taking a breather? Your work here is appreciated and we are very thankful for what you've done. Its just that you seem to have just stopped posting. It seems a little eary to me so this is why i thought i'd hang an olive branch out to see where your at with this project. As it stands now it certainly does the job its designed to do and so i'm guessing since nothing needs improving from a bug point of view (except for bexley's post before this one) that your taking a rest. Your entitled to your privacy and space for sure so this is not a demand as it is a friendly enquiry as to the status of this project. Wishing you the best.
ok the first error states that the program couldnt install the loader with a GUID path. then the program selected the letter "E" for mounting the System Volume. thats where it came from. do you have the 100mb ''System Reserved'' partition?
That was a joke made by Mr Jinje a long time back. There is no such thing as Open 7 activator by BIE.
Please Help me Aight guys, i had a "this windows version is not genuine" message, didn't really affect me but i wanted to fix it anyway, i googled it and took me to this activator, i downloaded it, clicked Install, it installed and asked me to Restart, i clicked on Restart Immediately and now it won't let me do anything! It starts booting normally and this "Loading Windows Files" loading bar and then it takes me to Emachines recovery management and it does not let me click anything but "Exit" and what Exit does is restart the computer again and everything happens all over again, this has basically ruined my perfect-running computer! Please help
Very very nice, well done Carl and Nonocese, but will stick to Daz loader cause is more reliable. That do not mean you don't have made a good job, is a matter of preference.
I downloaded O7A, pressed install, let it do it's thing, was prompted to restart, I restarted, and now it's stuck at the "PCI Devices" screen with Boot from CD/DVD at the bottom. Help?