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Jump to Postnot positive, but I think Not!! If that would work why do we all have different Numbers!!
Jump to PostFrom an earlier conversation with our resident Dell reseller...
Even preinstalled Windows is a full license and is thereby transferable to a new machine.
It will probably require a phonecall to M$ and a brief explanation but it is supposed to be a FULL license even if preinstalled.
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Jump to PostThe way I understand it is:
XP Pro can only be reinstalled on another computer one time, after it has been removed from the original computer.
XP Home can only be installed on one computer, ever.
Using your old number won't matter because when you go to …
Jump to PostI have seen alot of different opinions about this subject.
Personally I will stick with 98se and Internet Explorer removed with 98lite and Firefox added. It is the MOST stable system I have run across.
I think Microsoft got MORE GREEDY with XP...
I dont mind paying …
Jump to PostThe EULA for Windows XP Home states that you can install it on one single processor machine, at any one time. Basically, you can install it on another machine, activate it just as normal, and you'll never notice anything. However, if you ever load up your other …
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