I lost all my licenses of Windows XP

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Guest

My campany has a Microsoft Windows XP VLK of ten licenses. When I installed
windows XP in vmware, I used a licenses. But I finded that all of the
liceses(ten licenses) are lost. I want to know who used the licenses. How can
I see the rigister infomation of the VLK?
 
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Shenan Stanley

wjhtry said:
My campany has a Microsoft Windows XP VLK of ten licenses. When I
installed windows XP in vmware, I used a licenses. But I finded that
all of the liceses(ten licenses) are lost. I want to know who used
the licenses. How can I see the rigister infomation of the VLK?

Your "company" hasn't lost their licenses... Unless you mean the key you
used no longer allows updates?
 
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Guest

When I install Windows XP in other machine with the VLK, the Window XP can
not be activated. Do you mean, even I do not activate the Windows XP, I still
can update my system?
 
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WM

You don't have a VLK if:
- you can only install it on a set number of machines before it physically
won't work (VLK's are enforced in the license, not in the Windows code)
- you have to activate.

From the sound of it, you are using MSDN, not VLK. Very different animals.
 
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Star Fleet Admiral Q

A volume license doesn't have to be "Activated" - if you have ten licenses,
and they need to be activated, it sounds like those are MSDN subscription
licenses, which for all practical purposes, I believe are to be used for
testing/development machines, not day-to-day normal use machines.

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Guest

I am sorry I made a mistake. The leceses certainly used for
testing/development. But I still undstand how the problem happend. I
activated it on only one machine, and I can not activate it any more. But I
have ten licenses.
 

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