Verfying Activation

[Daniel Jameson]

Hi,

How do I verify Vista is properly activated?

 

[Tyro]

Press Windows Logo key + Pause/break above the backspace key.

Tyro

 

[Tyro]

You may also go to Start - Help and support and type in "windows activation"
in the search box.

Tyro

 

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

Visit http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/validate/ValidateNow.aspx and click on
"Validate Windows".


Hi,

How do I verify Vista is properly activated?

 

[Daniel Jameson]

Thanks, y'all.

 

[John Barnett MVP]

Go to control panel and click on the 'system' icon. At the bottom of the
system window you should see a section marked 'Windows Activation'. If your
system has been activated correctly you should see the words 'Windows is
activated'

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[©arl]

Hi,

How do I verify Vista is properly activated?

right click on desk top and choose properties

will tell you at the bottom of that page
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[measekite]

When you right click on the desktop in Vista you see the "personalize"

option in place of "properties" as seen with XP.

If you use LInux you do not have to put up with Microsoft Genuine
Disadvantage.

 

[John Barnett MVP]

There are a number of ways of accessing the information you want, Control
Panel>System is the one I use. Right clicking on the desktop does not
provide a 'properties' option. Instead the 'personalize' option appears
giving you access to ways of modifying appearance and sound.

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Windows XP Associate Expert
Windows Desktop Experience

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Verfying Activation

Hi,

How do I verify Vista is properly activated?

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[Dave-UK]

Hi,

How do I verify Vista is properly activated?

Right-click Computer > Properties.

And get out of that crappy EggheadCafe and point your newsreader to:
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
where you do not have to be a ' member' of anything to post or reply to posts.