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So I have 2 completely legit XP products keys, one on each computer. There
are stickers on one case then on the bottom of my lap top with the Windows XO
logo, product keys, bar codes, perfectly legit stickers. I recently had to
reformat the desktop, and using my product recovery CD that came with the
computer, which by the way was preinstalled with this version of windows, I
reinstalled windows. The product key activation came up and i put in the 25
character code and nothing works. I called product support about 10 times, on
the phone with perhaps 15 different people, have record of my calling so many
times and NO one can activate it for me. Leaving me to install XP home which
i also had, which came with my first computer. I called IBM because they're
the makers of the other 2 computers and they can't give me another code,
everyone on the phone with Microsoft told me to buy another version. Here I
am with 3 computers, 2 of which are fine, the other isn't because WINDOWS
WON'T ACTIVATE. Now, I’m under the impression that windows SHOULD BE GIVEN
WITH ALL COMPUTERS THAT HAVE THE OPERATING SYSTEM INSTALLED ON THEM.
Unfortunately, I have the balls to sit here and tell whom ever wishes to
read this that I've acquired, yes, acquired, NOT purchased Windows XP Pro
Corporate edition which you all know it CD and Product key-less, why, because
I'm not about to go buy a copy of xp pro for $200 when I ALREADY HAVE A
PRODUCT KEY THAT IS SUPPOSE TO WORK FOR THE PRODUCT. Thanks to windows and or
Microsoft’s attempts to "stop the copying and infringing of their software"
I’ve been forced to go about other means of getting windows until someone
HELPS me alleviate the problem.
I know PLENTY of people with this corporate version and I will never stop
using it until Microsoft gets their money driven heads outs of holes I don’t
wish to mention, and actually HELP ME FIX MY PROBLEM. And I don’t mean
telling me to buy a copy when I already HAVE everything I need to reinstall,
and not telling me to pay $35 for some non-American to try and help.
I don’t see what the problem is Microsoft. You think you’re making such a
great product, and that you have decent services, but at the same time you’re
loosing your customers because you’re too stupid to HELP.
Perhaps with what I’ve said, I’ll get some help: then again, maybe I won’t.
are stickers on one case then on the bottom of my lap top with the Windows XO
logo, product keys, bar codes, perfectly legit stickers. I recently had to
reformat the desktop, and using my product recovery CD that came with the
computer, which by the way was preinstalled with this version of windows, I
reinstalled windows. The product key activation came up and i put in the 25
character code and nothing works. I called product support about 10 times, on
the phone with perhaps 15 different people, have record of my calling so many
times and NO one can activate it for me. Leaving me to install XP home which
i also had, which came with my first computer. I called IBM because they're
the makers of the other 2 computers and they can't give me another code,
everyone on the phone with Microsoft told me to buy another version. Here I
am with 3 computers, 2 of which are fine, the other isn't because WINDOWS
WON'T ACTIVATE. Now, I’m under the impression that windows SHOULD BE GIVEN
WITH ALL COMPUTERS THAT HAVE THE OPERATING SYSTEM INSTALLED ON THEM.
Unfortunately, I have the balls to sit here and tell whom ever wishes to
read this that I've acquired, yes, acquired, NOT purchased Windows XP Pro
Corporate edition which you all know it CD and Product key-less, why, because
I'm not about to go buy a copy of xp pro for $200 when I ALREADY HAVE A
PRODUCT KEY THAT IS SUPPOSE TO WORK FOR THE PRODUCT. Thanks to windows and or
Microsoft’s attempts to "stop the copying and infringing of their software"
I’ve been forced to go about other means of getting windows until someone
HELPS me alleviate the problem.
I know PLENTY of people with this corporate version and I will never stop
using it until Microsoft gets their money driven heads outs of holes I don’t
wish to mention, and actually HELP ME FIX MY PROBLEM. And I don’t mean
telling me to buy a copy when I already HAVE everything I need to reinstall,
and not telling me to pay $35 for some non-American to try and help.
I don’t see what the problem is Microsoft. You think you’re making such a
great product, and that you have decent services, but at the same time you’re
loosing your customers because you’re too stupid to HELP.
Perhaps with what I’ve said, I’ll get some help: then again, maybe I won’t.