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Old 06-05-2007   #1 (permalink)
iqon


 
 

why can not microsoft give new keys

why can not microsoft give new keys,to vista users instead of the phone,why
is it that when u activated a few times u then av'e to use the phone,would it
not be easy just to send a new activation key direct to the users pc,it would
be alot simpler,than giving your 25 digit product code every time u activate
vista. Since av'e installed vista i think av'e activated about 10 times. Why
is vista so sesitive to hardware changes.

THANKS
IQON

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Old 06-05-2007   #2 (permalink)
Steve Easton


 
 

Re: why can not microsoft give new keys

What kind of hardware changes?
I added a CD RW to mine and didn't have to reactivate it.

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"iqon" <iqon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3674CBCA-47A4-4B21-9804-839D5490994E@microsoft.com...
> why can not microsoft give new keys,to vista users instead of the phone,why
> is it that when u activated a few times u then av'e to use the phone,would it
> not be easy just to send a new activation key direct to the users pc,it would
> be alot simpler,than giving your 25 digit product code every time u activate
> vista. Since av'e installed vista i think av'e activated about 10 times. Why
> is vista so sesitive to hardware changes.
>
> THANKS
> IQON



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Old 06-05-2007   #3 (permalink)
Alias


 
 

Re: why can not microsoft give new keys

Steve Easton wrote:
> What kind of hardware changes?
> I added a CD RW to mine and didn't have to reactivate it.
>


Replace one, not add one. And then replace your NIC and see what happens.

Alias
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Old 06-05-2007   #4 (permalink)
Doris Day - MFB


 
 

Re: why can not microsoft give new keys

This reply is not coming from Outhouse Express, hence not top posted ...
Alias wrote:

> Steve Easton wrote:
>> What kind of hardware changes?
>> I added a CD RW to mine and didn't have to reactivate it.
>>

>
> Replace one, not add one. And then replace your NIC and see what happens.
>
> Alias


Easier still ... apparently just changing a video driver can cause one to
have to reactivate Vista. Duh!

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Old 06-05-2007   #5 (permalink)
NotMe


 
 

Re: why can not microsoft give new keys

Once I figured out how to make dual channel DDR actually work as dual
channel, I moved the RAM around to enable dual channel, and upgraded the
128MB Video Card to a 256MB one. I didn't add or remove any RAM, just
changed the slots it was in.
Poof, you have to reactivate...this copy of Vista has already been activated
the maximum number of times...
Some may say a phone call is no big deal, I say it is bull excrement.
For someone who buys a machine & never touches the guts, it may be OK.
For anyone who actually uses their system for something other than an email
appliance, it's a load of crap.
Get the dimmer switch out of the trunk!
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"Alias" <aka@aka.cl> wrote in message news:f450b9$am1$1@aioe.org...
> Steve Easton wrote:
>> What kind of hardware changes?
>> I added a CD RW to mine and didn't have to reactivate it.
>>

>
> Replace one, not add one. And then replace your NIC and see what happens.
>
> Alias



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Old 06-06-2007   #6 (permalink)
Synapse Syndrome


 
 

Re: why can not microsoft give new keys

"iqon" <iqon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3674CBCA-47A4-4B21-9804-839D5490994E@microsoft.com...
> why can not microsoft give new keys,to vista users instead of the
> phone,why
> is it that when u activated a few times u then av'e to use the phone,would
> it
> not be easy just to send a new activation key direct to the users pc,it
> would
> be alot simpler,than giving your 25 digit product code every time u
> activate
> vista. Since av'e installed vista i think av'e activated about 10 times.
> Why
> is vista so sesitive to hardware changes.



Are you French?

ss.

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Old 06-10-2007   #7 (permalink)
iqon


 
 

Re: why can not microsoft give new keys

What did i not,explain myself,are u from mars
lol
Thanks
IQON

"Synapse Syndrome" wrote:

> "iqon" <iqon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3674CBCA-47A4-4B21-9804-839D5490994E@microsoft.com...
> > why can not microsoft give new keys,to vista users instead of the
> > phone,why
> > is it that when u activated a few times u then av'e to use the phone,would
> > it
> > not be easy just to send a new activation key direct to the users pc,it
> > would
> > be alot simpler,than giving your 25 digit product code every time u
> > activate
> > vista. Since av'e installed vista i think av'e activated about 10 times.
> > Why
> > is vista so sesitive to hardware changes.

>
>
> Are you French?
>
> ss.
>
>

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