A Alias Jun 24, 2006 #21 Robert said: Sure you are. The "VLK" in the post subject is quite important. Click to expand... And that would be a WPA issue, not a WGA issue ;-) What's next? Alias
Robert said: Sure you are. The "VLK" in the post subject is quite important. Click to expand... And that would be a WPA issue, not a WGA issue ;-) What's next? Alias
B Bob Jun 24, 2006 #22 Alias said: And that would be a WPA issue, not a WGA issue ;-) What's next? Alias Click to expand... And a Volume Licence does not use WPA in case you didn't know ;-)
Alias said: And that would be a WPA issue, not a WGA issue ;-) What's next? Alias Click to expand... And a Volume Licence does not use WPA in case you didn't know ;-)
B Bob Jun 24, 2006 #23 Robert Moir said: So what if he is? Tell me, how *you* would setup a VLK installation? Click to expand... Install the XP Volume License version on a pc. Install any corporate software on the machine. Install all service packs Run Sysprep Create Image Disk Any other questions?
Robert Moir said: So what if he is? Tell me, how *you* would setup a VLK installation? Click to expand... Install the XP Volume License version on a pc. Install any corporate software on the machine. Install all service packs Run Sysprep Create Image Disk Any other questions?
R Robert Moir Jun 24, 2006 #24 Bob said: Install the XP Volume License version on a pc. Install any corporate software on the machine. Install all service packs Run Sysprep Create Image Disk Any other questions? Click to expand... Sure - Do you ever try to understand people's posts in the context of the one they are replying to?
Bob said: Install the XP Volume License version on a pc. Install any corporate software on the machine. Install all service packs Run Sysprep Create Image Disk Any other questions? Click to expand... Sure - Do you ever try to understand people's posts in the context of the one they are replying to?
