From InfoWorld:
Although Microsoft did not identify the number of affected systems Saturday, based on the user comments and Liu’s promises, it appeared to be systemwide. If so, it would be the biggest problem so far in the developer’s contentious WGA program. Designed to spot pirated copies of its Windows and Office software, WGA has been mandatory since mid-2005 before nonsecurity updates or files can be downloaded from Microsoft’s site.
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