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I am getting ready to Upgrade the Motherboard and Processor of my computer.
My Copy Of windows XP home edition is an upgrade that i purchased a couple
years back. I understand that when you do a major hardware change, you have
to re-activate XP . I plan on Formatting my hard drive that has the copy on
Xp on it now, and starting from scratch. What do i need to do to re-activate
Windows without it thinking that i am trying to get it to work on another
computer? The old motherboard that i'm taking out is really flakey and is
starting to Act up, i am going to replace it with an Intel Pentium 4
motherboard, use the same Hard drive i always used, and same Cd-rom drive
and Floppy. Just don't want to get in trouble and want to make everything
legal and right. Thanks for you help
Mikey
My Copy Of windows XP home edition is an upgrade that i purchased a couple
years back. I understand that when you do a major hardware change, you have
to re-activate XP . I plan on Formatting my hard drive that has the copy on
Xp on it now, and starting from scratch. What do i need to do to re-activate
Windows without it thinking that i am trying to get it to work on another
computer? The old motherboard that i'm taking out is really flakey and is
starting to Act up, i am going to replace it with an Intel Pentium 4
motherboard, use the same Hard drive i always used, and same Cd-rom drive
and Floppy. Just don't want to get in trouble and want to make everything
legal and right. Thanks for you help
Mikey