Do you have any idea what you are talking about? Based on all the floating capitals, which show you didn't care enough to type properly, you probably didn't care enough to do research either. Windows Genuine advantage is microsoft adware that was beta tested in other countries. All it does is check to see if you have a "genuine" copy of any given Microsoft product, and, if not, continuously gives you popups notifying you that you have an illegal copy. It will then go on to tell you how to go about obtaining a legal copy of the software/os. Microsoft will NEVER lock anybody out of their computer, for fear of potential lawsuits, as well as the potential of bugs in the software that could trigger it accidentally.
As to the OP, do you or do you not own a legitimate copy of Windows, with a legitimate key to activate it? If you do, I suggest reactivating your copy of windows, and, if that does not work, calling microsoft tech support to resolve the issue. If you do not own a legitimate copy of the Microsoft product in question, I suggest you make haste to obtain one, preferably at a reasonable price, as it is not adviseable to try to force Genuine Advantage to stop, and I wouldn't recommend trying to bum rush tech support into activating your copy, although many people do that as well.
