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Can I continue to repair the software on an XP computer if my 72=hour
re-activation period has expired?
A friend left town and gave me his old XP Home computer, which has
viruses I think and lots of problems.
I got it running a bit and the first thing it did is say my hardware
has changed dramatatically and I had to re-activate it within 72
hours.
What if within 72 hours I can't get it working enough to activate it?
Will they limit my ability to debug it, and to dl antivirus software.
I have to dl afaik because the CD drive won't work and the USB ports
won't work, because of the virus I think.
(This is an ununsually small Dell computer, a Dell™ Dimension™ 4300,
and I think the only hardware change was a network card. But they
still used the word dramatically!)
Thanks
re-activation period has expired?
A friend left town and gave me his old XP Home computer, which has
viruses I think and lots of problems.
I got it running a bit and the first thing it did is say my hardware
has changed dramatatically and I had to re-activate it within 72
hours.
What if within 72 hours I can't get it working enough to activate it?
Will they limit my ability to debug it, and to dl antivirus software.
I have to dl afaik because the CD drive won't work and the USB ports
won't work, because of the virus I think.
(This is an ununsually small Dell computer, a Dell™ Dimension™ 4300,
and I think the only hardware change was a network card. But they
still used the word dramatically!)
Thanks