December 5th 03, 01:52 AM
Sounds like a frustrated MS tech support (un)professional
who enjoys lashing out at people in a forum where he/she
can remain anonymous.
Ease up!
If you're frustrated with your job, go jump out a window
or something.
Take it easy on the rest of us.
>-----Original Message-----
>Fact: you are halfway through a reinstall. That means
you
>can't access the operating system to pull out the
>information that is there and would help you!
>
>Fact: You didn'T write down the 25 digit alpha/numeric
>key code!
>
>Fact: You lost the original code!
>
>Fact: You are ****ed due to your stupidity and
>carelessness!
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have recently needed to re-install Windows XP because
>of
>>a corrupt file that would not allow it to function
>>properly. I am halfway through the install when I have
>>appearently misplaced the book that has the Product ID
>>code of my software. What can I do?
>>
>>I do have the 150-digit return code offered by
Microsoft
>>when you call in to verify the product id.
>>.
>>
>.
>
who enjoys lashing out at people in a forum where he/she
can remain anonymous.
Ease up!
If you're frustrated with your job, go jump out a window
or something.
Take it easy on the rest of us.
>-----Original Message-----
>Fact: you are halfway through a reinstall. That means
you
>can't access the operating system to pull out the
>information that is there and would help you!
>
>Fact: You didn'T write down the 25 digit alpha/numeric
>key code!
>
>Fact: You lost the original code!
>
>Fact: You are ****ed due to your stupidity and
>carelessness!
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have recently needed to re-install Windows XP because
>of
>>a corrupt file that would not allow it to function
>>properly. I am halfway through the install when I have
>>appearently misplaced the book that has the Product ID
>>code of my software. What can I do?
>>
>>I do have the 150-digit return code offered by
Microsoft
>>when you call in to verify the product id.
>>.
>>
>.
>