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Old March 29th 14, 12:43 PM posted to alt.comp.os.windows-8
PaulM[_7_]
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Default Disk image of Windows 8.1

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In message , Roderick
Stewart writes
On Mon, 24 Mar 2014 08:45:50 -0400, Keith Nuttle
wrote:

In the links you posted it talks about the MS key, and where it is
located. My question in Windows 8.1 installation such as mine did I

get
a Windows 8.1 product Key? If I did is it too located in the Bios.

If not where would I find it.

I assume that at some point I will need it and it will be easier to

find
it now that during a panic.

Google "keyfinder".

Rod.


I'd suggest running the free Belarc Advisor. It does so much more and
seems less dangerous than some of the magic beans etc.


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Bill



Go he http://www.paulsxp.com/forum/viewtop...503&p=632#p632
download the VBScript and it will display your Windows Key.

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Question... Why not enable copy and paste from the results window?


I will look into that, not sure if I can do it with VBScript.

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If I had $1 for everytime I got distracted...
I sure wish I had some Neopolitan ice cream.
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Old March 29th 14, 04:18 PM posted to alt.comp.os.windows-8
Bucky Breeder[_4_]
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Default Disk image of Windows 8.1

PaulM posted this via :

"Bucky Breeder" wrote in message
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PaulM posted this via :


"Bill" wrote in message ...

In message , Roderick
Stewart writes
On Mon, 24 Mar 2014 08:45:50 -0400, Keith Nuttle
wrote:

In the links you posted it talks about the MS key, and where it is
located. My question in Windows 8.1 installation such as mine did I

get
a Windows 8.1 product Key? If I did is it too located in the Bios.

If not where would I find it.

I assume that at some point I will need it and it will be easier to

find
it now that during a panic.

Google "keyfinder".

Rod.

I'd suggest running the free Belarc Advisor. It does so much more and
seems less dangerous than some of the magic beans etc.

--
Bill


Go he http://www.paulsxp.com/forum/viewtop...10&t=503&p=632

#p632
download the VBScript and it will display your Windows Key.

------------------------------------------------------
www.paulsxp.com
------------------------------------------------------
www.paulsxp.com/forum
-----------------------------------------------------


Question... Why not enable copy and paste from the results window?


I will look into that, not sure if I can do it with VBScript.


Thank you for that. Just read your response and Googled the Internets for
how to copy message from VBScript message box.

All I have to do is Ctrl+C while the message is in focus, then Ctrl+V onto
a notepad or other text-type target.

Thanks again for the help and the little app.

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You know you're getting older
when it's time for you to shave and
the guy in the mirror looks surprised
and asks "Who the heck are you?"
 




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