How to Turn Off Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications

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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.

• Double click to open folder HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
• Open the SOFTWARE folder
• Scroll down and open the Microsoft folder
• Scroll down and open the Windows NT . folder
• Open CurrentVersion folder
• Open the Software Protection Platform folder
• Click Activation

• If your computer mouse doesn’t have a right-click button, click the right edge or use two fingers to click.
• If your computer uses a trackpad, tap or press the bottom-right corner of the trackpad with two fingers.

• You may be asked to confirm this selection. If so, click Yes or OK before continuing.

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, select Power

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and click Restart in the selection list. As such, your computer will shut down and then restart.

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by clicking the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.

• If this doesn’t work, you need to reopen Start , type run and click Run .

• Click the View tab.
• Check the “Hidden items” box.
• Check the “File name extensions” box.

• Now that file is named “WgaLogon.dll.bak”
• You may be asked to confirm this selection. If so, you click Yes or OK .

• Right click in an empty space in the system32 window.
• Select New .
• Click Text Document .
• Type WgaLogon to name the file.
• Replace .txt with .dll .
• Press ↵ Enter , then click Yes when prompted.

• system32 – You should see “WgaTray.exe” in the window if “wga” is still entered in the search bar.
• Task Manager – Click the Processes tab, scroll down until you see “WgaTray.exe” and click.