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[Guest]

I am having a problem setting up my Windows XP due to they keep asking for a 25 digit COA. Without a code I can not install the windows. can someone help me out?

 

[Robert Moir]

I am having a problem setting up my Windows XP due to they keep
asking for a 25 digit COA. Without a code I can not install the
windows. can someone help me out?

Ok,
Windows should have been supplied with the code they are asking for. If not,
you need to speak to whoever sold you it, at least in the first instance.

If Windows came ready-installed onto your computer then I would expect the
code to be stuck on the machine somewhere - often on the back plate.
Elsewise check the packaging the computer came with, booklets, etc.

If you purchased Windows from a shop as the "full" or "upgrade" packages
then the code should be in the box, on my copy it is on the "sleeve" the
Windows CD is folded into.

If you purchased an "OEM" version then i'd expect the COA sticker to be part
of the package you purchased.

 

[Wesley Vogel]

On the back of the cardboard folder that your XP CD came in,
just above where it says: [[Don't Lose This Product Key!
You must use it every time you install this software.
So be sure to store this folder in a safe place.]]
is an orange sticker labled PRODUCT KEY

 

[Bruce Chambers]

Greetings --

Type in the Product Key that's printed on the bright orange label
that's affixed to the installation CD's packaging.

Bruce Chambers

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