windows activation

J

Jayne

i had to reinstall windows xp last week after system pack
2 rubbished my puter, but at the time i didnt put in the
activation code. i have been to accesories>system tools,
but there isnt a activation thinkg to click, i have been
to start and run and typed in that oobe thing and my
puter says it cannot locate it, i am not getting the
bubble up to remind me to activate either, so........am i
still activated from the first time, or is my puter still
faulty. I dont know if the hard drive was reformatted
either so dont ask me that. LOL
 
W

Will Denny

Hi

Did you enter the 'oobe' command correctly:

%systemroot%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /A
 
G

Guest

-----Original Message-----
Hi

Did you enter the 'oobe' command correctly:

%systemroot%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /A

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thank you Will, i copied and pasted that into run and it
came up windows alrady activated!!!!! but i may add that
on the help instructions that isnt written the way have
it, so no wonder it didnt work.
Your a little gem thank you, so it must of stayed
activated.
Thank you
Jayne
 
B

Bruce Chambers

Jayne said:
i had to reinstall windows xp last week after system pack
2 rubbished my puter, but at the time i didnt put in the
activation code. i have been to accesories>system tools,
but there isnt a activation thinkg to click, i have been
to start and run and typed in that oobe thing and my
puter says it cannot locate it, i am not getting the
bubble up to remind me to activate either, so........am i
still activated from the first time, or is my puter still
faulty. I dont know if the hard drive was reformatted
either so dont ask me that. LOL


If you have an OEM license and the computer's manufacturer uses
BIOS-locking, the OS won't require activation unless you try to
install it on a computer other than the one to which the license
belongs.

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