Win XP Pro licence

[Jack1969]

On my new notebook pc, The Windows Licence label on the bottom says "Windows XP Professional 1-2 CPU" Does this mean that This copy of Win XP Pro can be installed on a second PC, or that it can be used on a PC that has 2 CPUs?

[CS]

On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 15:16:06 -0800, "Jack1969"
> wrote:

>On my new notebook pc, The Windows Licence label on the bottom says "Windows XP Professional 1-2 CPU" Does this mean that This copy of Win XP Pro can be installed on a second PC, or that it can be used on a PC that has 2 CPUs?

Installed on a PC with two CPUs. However, you may wish to go to the
following site and read what he has to say about the subject:

www.microscum.com

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

Please take a moment to read your Windows XP License Agreement.

To access the License Agreement on your XP computer, go to:

Start > Run and type: WINVER , and hit enter.

Then click on "End-User License Agreement".

You can also open XP's "Help and Support" and type: EULA
and hit enter. Click on "Questions and answers about the EULA".

The http://www.microscum.bogus.com/ site is about as fraudulent as the author.
Don't pay any attention to it.

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/

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"Jack1969" > wrote in message:
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| On my new notebook pc, The Windows Licence label on the bottom says "Windows XP Professional 1-2 CPU" Does
this mean that This copy of Win XP Pro can be installed on a second PC, or that it can be used on a PC that
has 2 CPUs?

[Alex Nichol]

Jack1969 wrote:

>On my new notebook pc, The Windows Licence label on the bottom says "Windows XP Professional 1-2 CPU" Does this mean that This copy of Win XP Pro can be installed on a second PC, or that it can be used on a PC that has 2 CPUs?

A single PC that has one or two CPU chips. They may be the new
hyperthreaded Intel Pentium 4 ones, giving two or four 'virtual; CPUs


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Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows Technologies)
Bournemouth, U.K. (remove the D8 bit)