I don't think you understand what the patent was filed for. Also, there is a long story about how this case came into existance. The patent was for the WPA that is used in microsoft XP products, nothing before windows xp used this type of activation.
I don't think you understand what the patent was filed for. Also, there is a long story about how this case came into existance. The patent was for the WPA that is used in microsoft XP products, nothing before windows xp used this type of activation.