Checking WGA status

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I am the guy setting these computers up, so the phone in doesn't come into it. Modem

Dotting the GUID (.) was a typo.. I had previously (*g $GUID) but without the quotes the paramater wasn't passed.

I think I understand this now.

All of these below work now that I quote the variable, but which is best practice for the quote ' ' or " "?

Also in the last one I pass n as null for the 3rd parameter, which is the same as i 0 right? I don't care about about a dialogue box as I don't want to display one.

MSDN:
pAppId [in]

A pointer to an SLID structure that specifies the application to check.
pGenuineState [out]

A pointer to a value of the SL_GENUINE_STATE enumeration that specifies the state of the installation.
pUIOptions [in, out, optional]

A pointer to an SL_NONGENUINE_UI_OPTIONS structure that specifies a dialog box to display if the installation is not genuine. If the value of this parameter is NULL, no


CODE Snippet:

# Determin if Windows Genuine Advantage has decided if the computer has been licensed.
strcpy $GUID "{55c92734-d682-4d71-983e-d6ec3f16059f}"

# System::Call `Slwga::SLIsGenuineLocal(g '{55c92734-d682-4d71-983e-d6ec3f16059f}', *i.r0, i 0) i.r1`
System::Call `Slwga::SLIsGenuineLocal(g '$GUID', *i.r0, i 0) i.r1`
System::Call `Slwga::SLIsGenuineLocal(g "$GUID", *i.r2, i 0) i.r3`
System::Call `Slwga::SLIsGenuineLocal(g '$GUID', *i.r4, n) i.r5`

messagebox mb_ok "WGA status: $0 :: $1"
messagebox mb_ok "WGA status: $2 :: $3"
messagebox mb_ok "WGA status: $4 :: $5"