http://rapidshare.com/files/231323943/validate_windows_XP.rar

Enjoy

If you key is not valid you have the following options to fix the problem asap. (Besides calling Microsoft asking what´s wrong of course.):

Option 1.

In explorer, go to Tools > Folder Options. Then, go to View > Advanced Settings and uncheck “Use simple file sharing��?. Hit OK. Now, let’s change the permissions for WgaLogon:
In the Address bar, type (without quotes) “%WinDir%\system32″ and hit enter.
Scroll down to WgaLogon.dll, right click on it, pick Properties. Go to Security.
Hit the Advanced button, uncheck the Inherit box at the bottom, hit the Copy button, then hit OK. Now we have a local copy of the ACL which we can modify.
Go through each listed user/group and remove the “Read & Execute��? permission for that file, leaving the “Read��? permission as-is.
Hit OK to apply the permission changes and close the file properties dialog. Restart the machine. You can now turn “Use simple file sharing��? back on, if you want.
Option 2.

Clear the file C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Windows Genuine Advantage\data from all data and make it read only. Restart Your Computer.

Option 3.

If you have another windows xp key (maybe because if your complaint to Microsoft or the retailer that sold you the operating system) you can change the key by using Microsofts Key Update Tool.

Option 4.

There are ways to uninstall the wga files. This is only a temporary solution, next time you run windows update it´s likely to be installed again. (source)
1. run > regedit, search and delete all references to WgaTray.exe

2. start in safemode and remove the infection by deleting the file WgaTray.exe in c:\Windows\System32, placed there by the second greediest Corporatin in the World (Intel honlds the enviable no1 spot). (B. Gates III is best known for spying on his customers.)

3. restart your computer

Thank you.

/B

To address the points made above.

Some MS software, and that includes WMP11, have their own wga built in. This patch does NOT address that type of wga. Yet again and again, people don’t read the articles, and complain that they have issues with WMP11.

Secondly, the patch only works if it is applied to a system which already has core wga components installed. If you try and use this patch where those core components are not already installed, do things in the wrong order, or try to patch a fresh XP install without first doing other things, you run into the issues mentioned in the posts above.

People who run into the issues complained about lack the necessary skills and knowledge to successfully run an unlicensed copy of XP and should go out and buy a genuine OS, or engage the services of someone that does understand what they are doing.