Uhm...
The product key and the CD you used to install came together as a package?
(Or the CD, the number stuck on the computer and the computer came
together?)
Uhm...
The product key and the CD you used to install came together as a package?
(Or the CD, the number stuck on the computer and the computer came
together?)
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Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
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How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
The number stuck on the computer and CD came together.
"You receive a "The product key used to install Microsoft Windows may not
be valid" error message when you try to install Windows XP Service Pack 2" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883254/en-us
The product key and the CD you used to install came together as a
package? (Or the CD, the number stuck on the computer and the
computer came together?)
And what exactly (what you see, the exact error messages you get, etc.) is
going on that makes you say...
"... my windows product key no longer works ..."?
Is it saying it has been used too many times?
(Badly worded message - choose to activate by phone.)
Is it not accepting the product key during the install?
Have someone else read the numbers/letter to you.
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