B binkx Jul 31, 2003 #1 Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start again and can't find the info.
Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start again and can't find the info.
M Mcploppy © Jul 31, 2003 #2 binkx bashed at the keyboard and said: Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start again and can't find the info. Click to expand... No need to go into the registry, Download and install this small program, http://www.mvps.org/msauer/images/key.zip I will tell you
binkx bashed at the keyboard and said: Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start again and can't find the info. Click to expand... No need to go into the registry, Download and install this small program, http://www.mvps.org/msauer/images/key.zip I will tell you
R Ron B. Jul 31, 2003 #3 -----Original Message----- Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start again and can't find the info. . Click to expand... Hi, If you mean your Windows registration number, Start/Control Panel/System. Your registration should be listed on the opening page. Ron
-----Original Message----- Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start again and can't find the info. . Click to expand... Hi, If you mean your Windows registration number, Start/Control Panel/System. Your registration should be listed on the opening page. Ron
J JohnS50718 Jul 31, 2003 #4 Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start Click to expand... If, however, you mean the 25 digit Product Key, you can get it with KeyFinder free from www.magicaljellybean.com. HTH, John "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" ***Arthur C. Clarke***
Where in the registry do I find the serial no. I need to format and start Click to expand... If, however, you mean the 25 digit Product Key, you can get it with KeyFinder free from www.magicaljellybean.com. HTH, John "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" ***Arthur C. Clarke***
