C
Craig
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My understanding is the WPA system checks for ten categories of hardware
then assigns "votes" to them. If my machine always has seven " yes votes"
(meaning unchanged hardware) I will not need a new activation number. But,
what if my machine doesn't have all ten of the hardware categories?
Does WPA have a set number of votes to assign and will distribute them to
whatever hardware is present?
For example, if my machine only has the motherboard, RAM, an Athlon (with
no serial number), hard drive, CD rom, and video card...will WPA assign each
item multiple votes until it's vote quota is reached?
Thanks
My understanding is the WPA system checks for ten categories of hardware
then assigns "votes" to them. If my machine always has seven " yes votes"
(meaning unchanged hardware) I will not need a new activation number. But,
what if my machine doesn't have all ten of the hardware categories?
Does WPA have a set number of votes to assign and will distribute them to
whatever hardware is present?
For example, if my machine only has the motherboard, RAM, an Athlon (with
no serial number), hard drive, CD rom, and video card...will WPA assign each
item multiple votes until it's vote quota is reached?
Thanks