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[Bob]

Hi I'm an end-user and would like to know if I can install
Windows XP on my other PC? It is connected to a router
which in reality, I suppose makes it a (home) network.
Also my girlfriend has a lap top which she would like to
have Windows XP installed on it.
Thanks
Bob

[Nicholas]

Each separate installation of Windows XP requires a different=20
Product Key (license). If you wish to upgrade other computers,
you will need to purchase a new license for each installation.
Using the same Product Key on a different computer will result
in the inability to activate Windows XP.

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Nicholas

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| Hi I'm an end-user and would like to know if I can install=20
| Windows XP on my other PC? It is connected to a router=20
| which in reality, I suppose makes it a (home) network.=20
| Also my girlfriend has a lap top which she would like to=20
| have Windows XP installed on it.
| Thanks
| Bob

[Amethyst]

Bob wrote:
> Hi I'm an end-user and would like to know if I can install
> Windows XP on my other PC? It is connected to a router
> which in reality, I suppose makes it a (home) network.
> Also my girlfriend has a lap top which she would like to
> have Windows XP installed on it.
> Thanks
> Bob

And I'd like to be able to only pay for one road tax for both of my cars. Or
maybe I could take my mate out for a meal and we could get away with only
paying for one dinner. Or maybe I could ensure my cheaper car and expect the
same policy to cover my BMW?

Get the idea?


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[Amethyst]

Amethyst wrote:
> Bob wrote:
>> Hi I'm an end-user and would like to know if I can install
>> Windows XP on my other PC? It is connected to a router
>> which in reality, I suppose makes it a (home) network.
>> Also my girlfriend has a lap top which she would like to
>> have Windows XP installed on it.
>> Thanks
>> Bob
>
> And I'd like to be able to only pay for one road tax for both of my cars.
Or
> maybe I could take my mate out for a meal and we could get away with only
> paying for one dinner. Or maybe I could ensure my cheaper car and expect
the
> same policy to cover my BMW?
>
> Get the idea?

That should have read insure - damned typos!

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[David Williams]

> > And I'd like to be able to only pay for one road tax for both of my
cars.
> Or
> > maybe I could take my mate out for a meal and we could get away with
only
> > paying for one dinner. Or maybe I could ensure my cheaper car and expect
> the
> > same policy to cover my BMW?
> >
> > Get the idea?
>
> That should have read insure - damned typos!
>

Did you really have to be that harsh.

[Amethyst]

David Williams wrote:
>>> And I'd like to be able to only pay for one road tax for both of my
cars. Or
>>> maybe I could take my mate out for a meal and we could get away with
only
>>> paying for one dinner. Or maybe I could ensure my cheaper car and expect
the
>>> same policy to cover my BMW?
>>>
>>> Get the idea?
>>
>> That should have read insure - damned typos!
>>
>
> Did you really have to be that harsh.

What's harsh about that? He expects three things for the price of one and I
was merely saying would he expect that in other areas of life? And I believe
that was a question, not a statement and, therefore, should have ended with
a question mark.

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