second class citizen and shunned customer

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second class citizen and shunned customer

I can't get SP1 just because I bought a new home system
and now MS thinks my product key is invalid for it. Sorry
I can't afford another $300 for another copy of winxp
pro, (just another blood-sucked working stiff here).
 
Perhaps you're running a pirated copy of WinXP. Check with whomever you
bought it from.
 
Call This Number to Activate: Explain your problem,
Be nice ,but forceful. Don't take any crap. Ask for a
supervisor if you have a problem. Ask for their name.
Remember it's their Activation scheme, not your's, you
paid now it's up too them.

Call (800) 426-9400, and explain the situation.
 
In second class citizen and shunned customer
I can't get SP1 just because I bought a new home system
and now MS thinks my product key is invalid for it. Sorry
I can't afford another $300 for another copy of winxp
pro, (just another blood-sucked working stiff here).


Where did you buy it? Your recourse should be with the seller,
who may have sold you a pirated copy.
 
-----Original Message-----
I can't get SP1 just because I bought a new home system
and now MS thinks my product key is invalid for it. Sorry
I can't afford another $300 for another copy of winxp
pro, (just another blood-sucked working stiff here).
.

Bill Gates Has a severe case of cranial-rectal inversion
(otherwise he would use me). This has been M$'s main
problem all along! Henceforth people stiffed like you.
 
Thanks for the constructive response, but please see other replies for a
more plausible explanation of why the OP is experiencing this problem.
 
Greetings --

Are you trying to install Service Pack 1a and getting the
following:

The Product Key Used to Install Windows Is Invalid
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q326904

You need to purchase and use a legitimate full retail copy of
WinXP Pro to perform a repair (a.k.a. in-place upgrade) installation,
using the new CD and Product Key.

How to Perform an In-Place Upgrade of Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/directory/article.asp?ID=KB;EN-US;Q315341

Remember, you should also report whomever sold you the pirated
software to the pertinent law enforcement agencies; you've been
defrauded.


Bruce Chambers

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"second class citizen and shunned customer"
 
I can't get SP1 just because I bought a new home system
and now MS thinks my product key is invalid for it. Sorry
I can't afford another $300 for another copy of winxp
pro, (just another blood-sucked working stiff here).

What does the error say?
Maybe you mistyped some of the letters or characters. Try it again.
Some characters can be misread as something else.

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/
 

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