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| | Product ID When I received my new computer with Vista Business I registered the Windows and had a confirmation that the Windows were a genuine Microsoft Product. Since then I encountered one or two problems with the Windows and wanted to avail myself to the 90 days of free of charge advise from Microsoft Professionals by email, but every time I enter the Product ID (which I copied from My Computer on the opening page) which is required to access the email page, I get a response that the ID is incorrect. What are my options, whilst I am loosing the free of charge days? |
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| | RE: Product ID Try using the Microsoft Phone support. "Zygy" wrote: > When I received my new computer with Vista Business I registered the Windows > and had a confirmation that the Windows were a genuine Microsoft Product. > Since then I encountered one or two problems with the Windows and wanted to > avail myself to the 90 days of free of charge advise from Microsoft > Professionals by email, but every time I enter the Product ID (which I > copied from My Computer on the opening page) which is required to access the > email page, I get a response that the ID is incorrect. > What are my options, whilst I am loosing the free of charge days? > |
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| | Re: Product ID I could be wrong here but I thought if you purchased a PC with Windows (i.e. OEM) installed you had to go to the PC vendor for support and the free 90 days was just for retail versions of Windows. If that is the case, it may say your product ID is incorrect because it sees it as an OEM version of Windows. Tim "Zygy" <zygy@microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2F73AEDB-3D9D-43EF-97CD-540D515EB7BA@microsoft.com... > When I received my new computer with Vista Business I registered the > Windows and had a confirmation that the Windows were a genuine Microsoft > Product. Since then I encountered one or two problems with the Windows and > wanted to avail myself to the 90 days of free of charge advise from > Microsoft Professionals by email, but every time I enter the Product ID > (which I copied from My Computer on the opening page) which is required to > access the email page, I get a response that the ID is incorrect. > What are my options, whilst I am loosing the free of charge days? |
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