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JR 
Thanks for the replies. I heard also that if you change the motherboard, or enough of the system to "upset" Vista, it will inactivate and you can't reactivate it again unlike the full retail version. Is this true? ...
No, that is not true. I had to RMA the motherboard of a PC with an OEM built of Vista Home Premium 64-bit... After installing the new motherboard, Vista asked to get activated again. It did not activate automatically, but it did after I spoke with a MS representative. The entire process took 10 minutes.
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