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Yves Leclerc
I have been using my XP Pro succesfully for about 2 years now and I now have
a message when I start up my PC stating that the hardware has changed
significately that XP needs to be re-activated. I do not know why this is
occuring, since I have not made hardware changes in 2 months. All was
working find last night. However, I did do the recommended Jan 2004
WindowsUpdate.
I need to re-activate my XP Pro but the system will not connect to my home
network and gateway router. The system is saying that the "cable is
unpluged" but it is not. I checked the network settings. My network adapter
is working correctly in Device Manager but the TCP protocol will not
recognise my gateway router's DHCP server. I tried "stuffing" the TCP
address directly into the settings but the Windows XP still does not connect
to my network.
I know that I now may have to speak to Microsoft's Activations but why did
my Windows loose activation? Other for the fact that it appears to be
exactly 2 years since last activation, I am lost for the cause.
Y.
a message when I start up my PC stating that the hardware has changed
significately that XP needs to be re-activated. I do not know why this is
occuring, since I have not made hardware changes in 2 months. All was
working find last night. However, I did do the recommended Jan 2004
WindowsUpdate.
I need to re-activate my XP Pro but the system will not connect to my home
network and gateway router. The system is saying that the "cable is
unpluged" but it is not. I checked the network settings. My network adapter
is working correctly in Device Manager but the TCP protocol will not
recognise my gateway router's DHCP server. I tried "stuffing" the TCP
address directly into the settings but the Windows XP still does not connect
to my network.
I know that I now may have to speak to Microsoft's Activations but why did
my Windows loose activation? Other for the fact that it appears to be
exactly 2 years since last activation, I am lost for the cause.
Y.