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Hey everyone I have a ? It may sound stuip I just started messing with computers. well the other day I changed out my mother
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getochkn
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Since you typexd your whole question into the topic subject box, a bunch was cut off and it really doesn't say what your problem is, but more than likely, you will have to use your windows disc and reinstall.
Now with some versions of Windows 7, technically, your not allowed to change motherboards since that constitutes installing on a new PC, and it may not activate. Now if you installed a new motherboard because the old one died, then usually a quick call to Microsoft activation will get you reactivated.
Now with some versions of Windows 7, technically, your not allowed to change motherboards since that constitutes installing on a new PC, and it may not activate. Now if you installed a new motherboard because the old one died, then usually a quick call to Microsoft activation will get you reactivated.
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A repair install might cut it for you. You may have to register Windows again. Boot off the rescue partition, USB drive or DVD if you have one and select "Repair Install".
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Thanks for all of the quick answers I got my computer from a pc store as a used pc so needless to say I don't any any of the stuff I need so I really appreciate your feed back
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I can get into the bios but when I go any farther then that I blue screens for a sec. And the going the the some screen asking to start Windows normally or to find the problem and give me a 0x0 erro and I have the key just no disk
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If you have the license key, go here:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/home
It will ask you for that key. If it thinks it is good, download the relevant OS, create your install media from the ISO it gives you, and reinstall.
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I'm not shore it that is what I did bit when I got a ssd I tried to do something to get a ISO images from Microsoft and they told my that my copy was a retail copy and o would have to contact cyberpower
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If it was a Retail license, MS would have let you download the correct ISO file.
Since they told you to contact CyberPower, it is apparently an OEM license.
In which case, you will have to contact CyberPower for the Windows installation media. Or whomever you purchased it from.
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