WINDOWS XP ACTIVATION

[Guest]

Hi

I am running Windows XP Pro and have two external hard drives which I switch
on as and when required,

I am constantly being required to re-activate Windows because it states that
my hardware has changed significantly. My hardware has always been the same
since I bought Windows XP Pro. Just wonder is anyone knows of any way round
these constant requests to 'Reactivate'

Will be grateful for any help.

Wendy

 

[S.Sengupta]

Start>Run>type in:"regsvr32 regwizc.dll" (without the quotes) >ok.
Start>Run>type in:"regsvr32 licdll.dll"(without the quotes) >ok

regards,
ssg MS-MVP

 

[Guest]

Hi

Very many thanks for your response. I am very new to all of this and I
apologise if this sounds a bit silly.

Do I type these two lines in when I get the request to reactivate again or
can I do it any time?

I will be so grateful if this solves my problems and I have had the request
ot reactivate each time I have switched my machine on for the last three days.

Regards

Wendy

 

[Rock]

Hi

Very many thanks for your response. I am very new to all of this and I
apologise if this sounds a bit silly.

Do I type these two lines in when I get the request to reactivate again or
can I do it any time?

I will be so grateful if this solves my problems and I have had the request
ot reactivate each time I have switched my machine on for the last three days.

Regards

Wendy

Do it now. Hopefully that will stop the request from appearing again.

 

[Al Smith]

I am running Windows XP Pro and have two external hard drives which I switch

on as and when required,

I am constantly being required to re-activate Windows because it states that
my hardware has changed significantly. My hardware has always been the same
since I bought Windows XP Pro. Just wonder is anyone knows of any way round
these constant requests to 'Reactivate'

Will be grateful for any help.

Wendy

The little program "wpa_kill.exe" works very well on Windows XP
Pro with SP1a, and, I assume, on straight XP Home or XP Pro. You
can find it on the Internet. Install the OS, run the program, and
activation won't bother you.