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Microsoft registration #? Question: I lost the registration number to my computer. I need to know how I can obtain a new microsoft registration key number.
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You can try calling up Microsoft customer service. Your registration key should be located on the CD jewel case or CD slip and, if I remember correctly, also somewhere in the manual.
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