yes your right, I'm as much complaining as seeking advice. but really, how
stupid when an update of the driver for the usb connection to the mobile
phone triggers re-activation. previously this installation of vista64
ultimate has seen the replacement/upgrade of a hdd, and i think the upgrade
of a processor (amd64 3800+ to 4600+), without triggering re-activation.
regardless, when booted today, vista has decided it no longer needs to be
re-activated.
lol
"Bob Knowlden" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:O%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Are you seeking advice, or complaining?
>
> If you want advice: you'll have to use the phone activation method. (It's
> fairly painless in the USA, but I don't know about other markets.) Get
> past the automated system and speak to a live MS representative, who will
> give you a new activation code. Tell the rep exactly what happened.
>
> It was much the same with XP, although it seems to be easier to trigger
> activation in Vista. That's unfortunate, but not a disaster.
>
> Return address scrambled. Replace nkbob with bobkn.
>
> "Grae" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:49E0BD5F-EC05-4435-A48F-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> After letting Nokia PC Suite get an auto update, I am now confronted with
>> vista wanting to be re-activated. But wait, when I try re-activating it,
>> I get told the key I'm using is in use, and to try
>> another!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>
>> Of, course its in use..................... by me! Its the one I
>> activated the fricking copy of vista with when I installed it. How
>> stupid is this?!
>
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