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January 12th 04, 12:01 PM
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Activation: Can I reinstall using XP-SP1 disk instead of original two disks?
I have a legally-licensed copy of XP Pro on my laptop, and have applied SP1.
I need to reinstall (same license, same hardware) and I'm going to see if the backed up WPA.DBL & WPA.BAK files will save me the activation step. I also have a legally-licensed OEM copy of XP Pro with SP1 integrated (I'm building a PC for a customer). Can I use the integrated disk as a convenience to install both machines, provided I use the correct license keys? PH, London ========= 
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January 24th 04, 02:21 AM
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Activation: Can I reinstall using XP-SP1 disk instead of original two disks?
You need to have separate licenses for each copy of Windows XP to be installed on the amount of computers you want.
----- Philip Herlihy wrote: ----- I have a legally-licensed copy of XP Pro on my laptop, and have applied SP1. I need to reinstall (same license, same hardware) and I'm going to see if the backed up WPA.DBL & WPA.BAK files will save me the activation step. I also have a legally-licensed OEM copy of XP Pro with SP1 integrated (I'm building a PC for a customer). Can I use the integrated disk as a convenience to install both machines, provided I use the correct license keys? PH, London =========
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