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Hello All, According KB document # 302878, it lists the # of times that
someone can activate a copy of XP is unlimted on the same machine (If you
install Windows XP on the same computer by using the same Product Key, the
number of activations is not limited) .
However there have been times where I have formatted the drive, installed
windows, activated & mess with the configuration, etc & thus will go & do a
fresh reinstall again. Well after so many times Windows tells me something
like "You have exceeded the amount of times this copy of Windows can be
activated" However the configuration inside my computer has NOT changed.
So why would I get you need to reactivate if no hardware has changed & it
activated before with the same hardware?
Thanks!!
someone can activate a copy of XP is unlimted on the same machine (If you
install Windows XP on the same computer by using the same Product Key, the
number of activations is not limited) .
However there have been times where I have formatted the drive, installed
windows, activated & mess with the configuration, etc & thus will go & do a
fresh reinstall again. Well after so many times Windows tells me something
like "You have exceeded the amount of times this copy of Windows can be
activated" However the configuration inside my computer has NOT changed.
So why would I get you need to reactivate if no hardware has changed & it
activated before with the same hardware?
Thanks!!