[augusto2112]

Ok, first of all English is not my first language so this message might be a little confusing, but I'll try my best.
So, I have a MacBook Pro and I decided to install Windows in it with Boot Camp. The installation was Ok, but after installing it, it said I had to activate before being able to actually use it. But, because I hadn't logged on yet I couldn't use the internet because I still didn't install the drivers. So, looking on the internet I found out you don't need to activate by using Safe Mode. So, I used Safe Mode to log in and was going to install the drivers, but when I tried this message appeared "the system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation". I looked on google some solutions, but no luck. Well there is one on something called registry but they say that if I don't know what that is to not mess with it so... Can someone help me please? =/
Oh, and the telephone thing also didn't work because where I live there is no number ><

[Tanis]

Hi and welcome to TSG.

I haven't used a MacBook myself so not entirely sure if it't exactly the same as normal, but for a standard WinXP installation you should still be able to logon to your normal account (that you created during installation) or the default admin account. You should be able to use Windows without any issues for 30 days before it is activated. That way you can install all your drivers etc and get your internet setup to do it.

Basically, you have 30 days to activate it, during that time you can use it as normal. After the 30 days, if you haven't activated it, it will stop working.

Hope that makes sense.

[augusto2112]

Yeah I know, I read that when I was looking for solutions. I don't know why, but I have to activate it before I can actually use it, except in Safe Mode =/