A technician installed Vista on my older Sony notebook, now? It requires authentication. All thoughts

A technician installed Vista on my older Sony notebook. Now it is asking authentication.  I can't find the technology that has done the job. Any thoughts?

A technician installed Vista on my older Sony notebook. Now it is asking authentication.  I can't find the technology that has done the job. Any thoughts?

Did you pay for Windows Vista or just pay for the technology, and they did this without your knowledge?  They give you a key support and installation of the product / a way to restore on the new Vista system if necessary?

Demand the satisfaction of the customer and/or to report them to the appropriate authorities.

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