Login in Windows Vista Ultimate without and credentials

>I am unsure where to post this message, so I will try here first. A virus
> destroyed my XP operating system, so I bought Vista Home, since I am a
> student on a budget. However, without even using it, the system fails to
> activate because my product key is in use. How is this possible, if I
> purchased it and was the only person to activate using it? Would this
> affect
> my computer or any future networks?

> There is a serious bug found in Windows Vista Ultimate, which allow the
> user
> to login in to Window Vista System without providing any credential. It
> just
> requires the attacker to access the victim system, for the first time. To
> gain access to victim system, follow these steps.
>
> 1) Open System32 folder of your windows.
> 2) Copy Cmd.exe, Magnify.exe and paste it in two different locations, for
> safety purpose.
> 3) Rename the cmd.exe to Magnify.exe on the backup location.
> 4) Copy & paste the renamed cmd.exe to system32 folder, this asks for
> replacing the Magnify.exe, just continue with replacing.
> 5) Now restart the system.
> 6) After restarting the system, the login screen will come, now select the
> utility manager, which is on the below left on the screen.
> 7) Now check the Magnify check box, to open the Magnify.exe, but now this
> will open the cmd.exe.
> 7) In the command prompt, just type the explorer.exe, this will open the
> explorer.exe, and desktop, without login in to the system. The user
> account
> provided for login is the system account, so u can do anything with the
> system.
> You can also play with the windows registry, services, user account
> change,
> and deletion of user accounts, anything you want.
>
>
> I don’t understand why Microsoft is failed to look in to simple problems.
> This is the simplest way to hack the windows vista, without any hacking
> knowledge.
>

>

> There is a serious bug found in Windows Vista Ultimate, which allow the
> user
> to login in to Window Vista System without providing any credential. It
> just
> requires the attacker to access the victim system, for the first time. To
> gain access to victim system, follow these steps.

> If you let someone have physical access to your computer, they already own
> it. The rest is window dressing.
>
> "Abhishek Choudhary" <AbhishekChoudhary@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> in message news:8E08DD22-5B00-43EA-959E-68CD7A6835D1@microsoft.com...

>> There is a serious bug found in Windows Vista Ultimate, which allow the
>> user
>> to login in to Window Vista System without providing any credential. It
>> just
>> requires the attacker to access the victim system, for the first time. To
>> gain access to victim system, follow these steps.

>

> There is a serious bug found in Windows Vista Ultimate, which allow the
> user
> to login in to Window Vista System without providing any credential. It
> just
> requires the attacker to access the victim system, for the first time. To
> gain access to victim system, follow these steps.
>
> 1) Open System32 folder of your windows.
> 2) Copy Cmd.exe, Magnify.exe and paste it in two different locations, for
> safety purpose.
> 3) Rename the cmd.exe to Magnify.exe on the backup location.
> 4) Copy & paste the renamed cmd.exe to system32 folder, this asks for
> replacing the Magnify.exe, just continue with replacing.
> 5) Now restart the system.
> 6) After restarting the system, the login screen will come, now select the
> utility manager, which is on the below left on the screen.
> 7) Now check the Magnify check box, to open the Magnify.exe, but now this
> will open the cmd.exe.
> 7) In the command prompt, just type the explorer.exe, this will open the
> explorer.exe, and desktop, without login in to the system. The user
> account
> provided for login is the system account, so u can do anything with the
> system.
> You can also play with the windows registry, services, user account
> change,
> and deletion of user accounts, anything you want.
>
>
> I don’t understand why Microsoft is failed to look in to simple problems.
> This is the simplest way to hack the windows vista, without any hacking
> knowledge.
>
>