View Full Version : cert. of auth. lost...can I get it from somewhere?
Sherry
December 5th 03, 10:35 PM
Long story short, I want to reintsall my XP Home Ed...I
have misplaced my envelope and need the # to go thru the
installation. (It was a replacement disc from the
computer co. so it is different than the # they put on my
tower... What can I do? Thanks~
Patrick
December 5th 03, 10:36 PM
Sherry wrote:
> Long story short, I want to reintsall my XP Home Ed...I
> have misplaced my envelope and need the # to go thru the
> installation. (It was a replacement disc from the
> computer co. so it is different than the # they put on my
> tower... What can I do? Thanks~
The link below is to page that will give good advise/directive as to the
matter.
At the bottom of same page, you can download a free utility (ViewKeyXP),
said utility will recover the 'Product Key', from the installed
XP-operating-system (easy as blinking, read page a little though).
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/ViewKeyXP.htm
D.Currie
December 5th 03, 10:36 PM
Even though it was a replacement disk, the number should still be fine. The
number isn't tied to the individual CD.
"Patrick" > wrote in message
...
> Sherry wrote:
> > Long story short, I want to reintsall my XP Home Ed...I
> > have misplaced my envelope and need the # to go thru the
> > installation. (It was a replacement disc from the
> > computer co. so it is different than the # they put on my
> > tower... What can I do? Thanks~
>
> The link below is to page that will give good advise/directive as to the
> matter.
> At the bottom of same page, you can download a free utility (ViewKeyXP),
> said utility will recover the 'Product Key', from the installed
> XP-operating-system (easy as blinking, read page a little though).
>
> http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/ViewKeyXP.htm
>
>
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