Kurtrtail Maybe partially right after all-A little off topic

[Greg P Rozelle]

Kurttrail May be partially right after all.

For the record and I don't agree how kurttrail
voices his complaints. He should be more constructive.
Don't worry, I will not become like kurtrail. I just passing on
what someone else told me.

I went to a computer show Today.
I was looking for xp full version retail. I asked them if I removed xp
from one computer and put it on another computer is that allowed?
They said no Microsoft won't allow transfer of full retail version it
stuck with that computer.

The reason she knows this, She tried it with a full retail version.
Microsoft activation center told them to buy another version of full
version of xp. {{right here, I told her she should speak to a
supervisor}}. She even said Ms does not know what thier doing.

Just a note-this is from a person other than me.
Yes I'm aware of the move rule. She was too & still told her no.
Yes I'm aware of the licensing rules.
Yes I'm aware of the Activation Faq's

I told them right away, that I not interested in a Oem version before
discusing the xp retail version.


Greg P Rozelle
Disclaimer -No accusation or derogatory comments were meant against
Microsoft. No offense is meant to anyone either




Disclaimer
My advice is as-is. It could trash your system.

 

[kurttrail]

Kurttrail May be partially right after all.

For the record and I don't agree how kurttrail
voices his complaints. He should be more constructive.
Don't worry, I will not become like kurtrail. I just passing on
what someone else told me.

I went to a computer show Today.
I was looking for xp full version retail. I asked them if I removed xp
from one computer and put it on another computer is that allowed?
They said no Microsoft won't allow transfer of full retail version it
stuck with that computer.

The reason she knows this, She tried it with a full retail version.
Microsoft activation center told them to buy another version of full
version of xp. {{right here, I told her she should speak to a
supervisor}}. She even said Ms does not know what thier doing.

Just a note-this is from a person other than me.
Yes I'm aware of the move rule. She was too & still told her no.
Yes I'm aware of the licensing rules.
Yes I'm aware of the Activation Faq's

I told them right away, that I not interested in a Oem version before
discusing the xp retail version.


Greg P Rozelle
Disclaimer -No accusation or derogatory comments were meant against
Microsoft. No offense is meant to anyone either




Disclaimer
My advice is as-is. It could trash your system.

--
Peace!
Kurt
Self-anointed Moderator
microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
http://microscum.kurttrail.com
"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei!"

 

[Nicholas]

The person you conversed with is wrong. A "retail version"
of Windows XP may be transferred to another computer, as
long as it is removed from the original computer. An "OEM
version" cannot be transferred to another computer.

If there is any doubt, always read the Windows XP EULA.

Why you would believe someone you just met at a computer
show is beyond me.

--
Nicholas

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| Kurttrail May be partially right after all.
|
| For the record and I don't agree how kurttrail
| voices his complaints. He should be more constructive.
| Don't worry, I will not become like kurtrail. I just passing on
| what someone else told me.
|
| I went to a computer show Today.
| I was looking for xp full version retail. I asked them if I removed xp
| from one computer and put it on another computer is that allowed?
| They said no Microsoft won't allow transfer of full retail version it
| stuck with that computer.
|
| The reason she knows this, She tried it with a full retail version.
| Microsoft activation center told them to buy another version of full
| version of xp. {{right here, I told her she should speak to a
| supervisor}}. She even said Ms does not know what thier doing.
|
| Just a note-this is from a person other than me.
| Yes I'm aware of the move rule. She was too & still told her no.
| Yes I'm aware of the licensing rules.
| Yes I'm aware of the Activation Faq's
|
| I told them right away, that I not interested in a Oem version before
| discusing the xp retail version.
|
|
| Greg P Rozelle
| Disclaimer -No accusation or derogatory comments were meant against
| Microsoft. No offense is meant to anyone either
|
|
|
|
| Disclaimer
| My advice is as-is. It could trash your system.
|

 

[Ol'ornrycus²]

Judge not least ye be judged!

 

[Greg P Rozelle]

3. She confused the Microsoft person on the phone, who thought she was =
talking about an OEM version.

^^^I think your right Ken. At least I thought a computer shop
would know. (Yes, they have a shop). Number 3



Greg



Disclaimer
My advice is as-is. It could trash your system.