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02-22-2007
| #21 (permalink) |
| | Re: Product ID problems Mark wrote: > Mark wrote: >> >> >> Richard G. Harper wrote: >>> The problem was resolved some time ago and everyone who got bad keys >>> should have already gotten new ones. If not, a quick call to >>> Microsoft will resolve the issue. >>> >> >> >> Totally untrue! >> >> Some time ago? Quick call to Microsoft? >> >> Sorry Richard but you are so far off the mark with your reply it is >> sad. Maybe you should read the thread completely but seeing that you >> delete the content when replying and top post you obviously do not >> know how to use Usenet! Sorry to write this way but..... >> >> Microsoft PIDs are problematic at least for 64 bit Vista and possibly >> business Vista. The Keys are seemingly fine but who knows? Not the 2nd >> level Windows Vista Research Team... They are a step above the 3rd >> world support when you first call in which by the way, is PATHETIC. >> >> >> Please read the complete thread and respond accordingly with some >> possible help or suggestions otherwise.. >> >> >> Site > > > I cannot believe this is so baffeling to Microsoft. Their higher level > support was supposed to call back today 6pm-7pm but no call. > > Still waiting for Microsoft to call! > > Mark > Microsoft (Vista Research Team) called a few times with nothing except.. we are still looking into the issue. However, tonight they called and told me a Microsoft team found the issue and is working on a resolution. No ETA but the Vista research team tells me they will call me Tuesday with an update. Mark |
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02-28-2007
| #22 (permalink) |
| | Re: Product ID problems Mark wrote: > Mark wrote: >> >> >> Richard G. Harper wrote: >>> The problem was resolved some time ago and everyone who got bad keys >>> should have already gotten new ones. If not, a quick call to >>> Microsoft will resolve the issue. >>> >> >> >> Totally untrue! >> >> Some time ago? Quick call to Microsoft? >> >> Sorry Richard but you are so far off the mark with your reply it is >> sad. Maybe you should read the thread completely but seeing that you >> delete the content when replying and top post you obviously do not >> know how to use Usenet! Sorry to write this way but..... >> >> Microsoft PIDs are problematic at least for 64 bit Vista and possibly >> business Vista. The Keys are seemingly fine but who knows? Not the 2nd >> level Windows Vista Research Team... They are a step above the 3rd >> world support when you first call in which by the way, is PATHETIC. >> >> >> Please read the complete thread and respond accordingly with some >> possible help or suggestions otherwise.. >> >> >> Site > > > I cannot believe this is so baffeling to Microsoft. Their higher level > support was supposed to call back today 6pm-7pm but no call. > > Still waiting for Microsoft to call! > > Mark > Microsoft corrected their problem. My Product ID now works on their website. They would not tell me what they did except it was an issue on their end which has been corrected. |
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