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Phillip

I have 2 computers that I am wanting to put windows xp on.
do I have to buy 2 copies of the software or can I just
buy one and put it on both?
 
You need an individual copy of Windows XP for each
installation on a different computer. Otherwise, you
won't be able to activate the second installation.

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Nicholas

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| I have 2 computers that I am wanting to put windows xp on.
| do I have to buy 2 copies of the software or can I just
| buy one and put it on both?
 
I have 2 computers that I am wanting to put windows xp on.
do I have to buy 2 copies of the software or can I just
buy one and put it on both?
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The rule is quite clear. It's one copy (or one license) for each
computer.

There's nothing new here. This is exactly the same rule that's
been in effect on *every* version of Windows. The only thing new
is that there's now an enforcement mechanism.
 
I have 2 computers that I am wanting to put windows xp on.
do I have to buy 2 copies of the software or can I just
buy one and put it on both?
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This question is rapidly approaching the status of "I upgraded to XP and
now I can't find all my email" and "OE denies access to attachments"
 
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