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In May 2002, i purchased a PC in kit to assemble with an O/S wich is Windows
XP Home Edition French version. I can't use it anymore, beacause Microsoft
has decided that, this copy is no longer valid, due to many reinstallations

Due to frequent power shutdowns,severs malfunctions and very nasty
virusses,i had no choice,but to reinstall the whole thing,when these events
accures

I am shure that my CD ROM of Windows XP is a genuine product, it has been
purchased in the town of Laval in the province of Quebec at Microbytes store.
I have the serial number and the user key,for i lost the tags,while i have
to replace the whole PC due to a fire. With this witch hunting stuff of
theirs, Microsoft creates more problems in the user community,then they find
solutions,wich is a serious blow to productivity. By the meen time,,here is
my product id and the user'key
Serial number; 55639-OEM-0016025-87928
User key; WMDBR BTBCM 64RPV Y8XQV 6VTGY

Windows XP Home isn't presently installed on my PC,due to the lock of my O/S
by Microsoft

P.S The CD ROM thst is my posession is printed with an hologram,wich prooves
that this copy is a genuine one

Michael J Descoste
791 de Sillery
Laval,Qc
H7M 4R2
Phone; 450 975 9786
E-mail; (e-mail address removed)
 
The manufacturer made the decision to limit the number of reinstalls. This
is not a Microsoft "witch hunt'. It is too bad you lost the PC in a fire.
Insurance should cover the cost of a new PC which you could have replaced
with XP on it. Because your version of XP was an OEM version you need to
contact the manufacturer of the system for assistance. OEM versions are tied
to the first system they are installed on and Microsoft does not offer tech
support for OEM versions.

It is very, very unwise to post all of your personal information on a public
newsserver like this.
 
Now that you have taken it upon yourself to make
your Product Key known to the public, you don't
have to worry about it being valid or not.

OEM versions of Windows XP:

-- cannot upgrade over an existing Windows installation.
-- must be installed "clean" on a freshly reformatted drive or partition.
-- cannot be transferred to a different computer in the future.
-- only hardware component you cannot change is the motherboard model.
-- the license cannot be sold or transferred to another user.
-- are not eligible for free Microsoft technical support.
-- any problems whatsoever with the installation CD or Product Key.
is not eligible for Microsoft support....you have to deal with the "seller".
-- cost less than "retail versions" due to the above limitations/risks.

Best Advice: Purchase a "Retail Version" of Windows XP!

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows - Shell/User
Microsoft Community Newsgroups
news://msnews.microsoft.com/

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| In May 2002, i purchased a PC in kit to assemble with an O/S wich is Windows
| XP Home Edition French version. I can't use it anymore, beacause Microsoft
| has decided that, this copy is no longer valid, due to many reinstallations
|
| Due to frequent power shutdowns,severs malfunctions and very nasty
| virusses,i had no choice,but to reinstall the whole thing,when these events
| accures
|
| I am shure that my CD ROM of Windows XP is a genuine product, it has been
| purchased in the town of Laval in the province of Quebec at Microbytes store.
| I have the serial number and the user key,for i lost the tags,while i have
| to replace the whole PC due to a fire. With this witch hunting stuff of
| theirs, Microsoft creates more problems in the user community,then they find
| solutions,wich is a serious blow to productivity. By the meen time,,here is
| my product id and the user'key
| Serial number; 55639-OEM-0016025-87928
| User key; WMDBR BTBCM 64RPV Y8XQV 6VTGY
|
| Windows XP Home isn't presently installed on my PC,due to the lock of my O/S
| by Microsoft
|
| P.S The CD ROM thst is my posession is printed with an hologram,wich prooves
| that this copy is a genuine one
|
| Michael J Descoste
| 791 de Sillery
| Laval,Qc
| H7M 4R2
| Phone; 450 975 9786
| E-mail; (e-mail address removed)
 
Contact your insurance company, as it is part and parcel of the PC that
was lost in the fire.
 
Michael said:
In May 2002, i purchased a PC in kit to assemble with an O/S wich is
Windows XP Home Edition French version. I can't use it anymore,
beacause Microsoft has decided that, this copy is no longer valid,
due to many reinstallations

Due to frequent power shutdowns,severs malfunctions and very nasty
virusses,i had no choice,but to reinstall the whole thing,when these
events accures

I am shure that my CD ROM of Windows XP is a genuine product, it has
been purchased in the town of Laval in the province of Quebec at
Microbytes store. I have the serial number and the user key,for i
lost the tags,while i have to replace the whole PC due to a fire.
With this witch hunting stuff of theirs, Microsoft creates more
problems in the user community,then they find solutions,wich is a
serious blow to productivity. By the meen time,,here is my product id
and the user'key
Serial number; 55639-OEM-0016025-87928
User key; WMDBR BTBCM 64RPV Y8XQV 6VTGY

Windows XP Home isn't presently installed on my PC,due to the lock of
my O/S by Microsoft

P.S The CD ROM thst is my posession is printed with an hologram,wich
prooves that this copy is a genuine one

Michael J Descoste
791 de Sillery
Laval,Qc
H7M 4R2
Phone; 450 975 9786
E-mail; (e-mail address removed)
Click to expand...

ROFL! Even Canadian Surrender Monkeys are totally stupid!

Does Canada have a social security type number you can post to the
group, as the lurking identity thieves may need it!

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http://microscum.com/mscommunity
"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
 
Michael said:
In May 2002, i purchased a PC in kit to assemble with an O/S wich is Windows
XP Home Edition French version. I can't use it anymore, beacause Microsoft
has decided that, this copy is no longer valid, due to many reinstallations
Click to expand...


That's nonsense. There's no limit to the number of times you can
reinstall and activate the same WinXP license on the same PC. Nor is
there ever a charge. Nor does a Product Key (so long as it's not an
evaluation license) ever expire. If it's been more than 120 days since
you last activated that specific Product Key, you'll most likely be able
to activate via the Internet without problem. If it's been less, you
might have to make a 5 minute phone call.

Here are the facts pertaining to activation:

Piracy Basics - Microsoft Product Activation
http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/basics/activation/

Windows Product Activation (WPA)
http://www.aumha.org/a/wpa.htm

Due to frequent power shutdowns,severs malfunctions and very nasty
virusses,i had no choice,but to reinstall the whole thing,when these events
accures
Click to expand...


Of course you had a choice. Formatting the hard drive to solve a virus
or spyware problem is rather like using an axe to trim one's
fingernails. Sure, it'll probably get the job done, but it's rather
messy...., and almost always unnecessary.


I am shure that my CD ROM of Windows XP is a genuine product, it has been
purchased in the town of Laval in the province of Quebec at Microbytes store.
I have the serial number and the user key,for i lost the tags,while i have
to replace the whole PC due to a fire. With this witch hunting stuff of
theirs, Microsoft creates more problems in the user community,then they find
solutions,wich is a serious blow to productivity. By the meen time,,here is
my product id and the user'key
Serial number; 55639-OEM-0016025-87928
User key; WMDBR BTBCM 64RPV Y8XQV 6VTGY
Click to expand...


Now that you've so naively broadcast that Product Key to the world, you
will have no end of problems activating. And every one of them are no
one's fault but your own. Dozens of wannabe software pirates will be
trying to use it and resell it on eBay.

Windows XP Home isn't presently installed on my PC,due to the lock of my O/S
by Microsoft
Click to expand...


You mean, "due to your own lack of knowledge," don't you?



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Bruce Chambers

Help us help you:



You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on having
both at once. - RAH
 
Never ever divulge your serial number in an online forum.
You can rest assured that pirates are using your serial
number as we speak.

Use competent antivirus and anti-spyware software to
resolve your virus/spyware issues. Don't automatically
reformat your drive and reinstall Win XP. Doing so is
a colossal waste of time and energy.
 
Harry said:
Insurance should cover the cost of a new PC which you could have replaced
with XP on it. Because your version of XP was an OEM version you need to
Click to expand...

Yeah well, it depends on your deductable. I currently have a $1,000
deductable to save money on annual home insurance.

Still, before, when I had a problem with a pipe breaking and my $500
deductable, after filing for the claim, which I got compensated, they
raised the premium to get back their money I guesss. Sort of makes you
shop around for new insurers. It seems after you make a claim, you have
to switch insureers.
 
Michael said:
In May 2002, i purchased a PC in kit to assemble with an O/S wich is
Windows XP Home Edition French version. I can't use it anymore,
beacause Microsoft has decided that, this copy is no longer valid,
due to many reinstallations

Due to frequent power shutdowns,severs malfunctions and very nasty
virusses,i had no choice,but to reinstall the whole thing,when these
events accures

I am shure that my CD ROM of Windows XP is a genuine product, it has
been purchased in the town of Laval in the province of Quebec at
Microbytes store. I have the serial number and the user key,for i
lost the tags,while i have to replace the whole PC due to a fire.
With this witch hunting stuff of theirs, Microsoft creates more
problems in the user community,then they find solutions,wich is a
serious blow to productivity. By the meen time,,here is my product id
and the user'key
Serial number; 55639-OEM-0016025-87928
User key; WMDBR BTBCM 64RPV Y8XQV 6VTGY

Windows XP Home isn't presently installed on my PC,due to the lock of
my O/S by Microsoft

P.S The CD ROM thst is my posession is printed with an hologram,wich
prooves that this copy is a genuine one

Michael J Descoste
791 de Sillery
Laval,Qc
H7M 4R2
Phone; 450 975 9786
E-mail; (e-mail address removed)
Click to expand...

http://censored.microscum.com/200511141925

--
Peace!
Kurt
Self-anointed Moderator
microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
http://microscum.com/mscommunity
"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
 
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