company went belly up, can't get activation

[Dan]

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I bought DVD xcopy before the courts forced 123studio to close.

My question is-- I want to format my HD to get rid of WinROT and get some
speed back but I will not be able to activate my LEGAL dvd xcopy. Is there a
way to migrate all files and locations from the old HD to a new one and still
have a functioning program.

Thanks for any help.

Dan

 

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"Dan" wrote:

| I bought DVD xcopy before the courts forced 123studio to close.
|
| My question is-- I want to format my HD to get rid of WinROT and get some
| speed back but I will not be able to activate my LEGAL dvd xcopy. Is there a
| way to migrate all files and locations from the old HD to a new one and still
| have a functioning program.
|
| Thanks for any help.
|
| Dan

 

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If the company went belly up who would "activate" the program ???

peterk

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"Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I bought DVD xcopy before the courts forced 123studio to close.
>
> My question is-- I want to format my HD to get rid of WinROT and get some
> speed back but I will not be able to activate my LEGAL dvd xcopy. Is
> there a
> way to migrate all files and locations from the old HD to a new one and
> still
> have a functioning program.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Dan

 

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Dan wrote:
> I bought DVD xcopy before the courts forced 123studio to close.
>
> My question is-- I want to format my HD to get rid of WinROT and get
> some speed back but I will not be able to activate my LEGAL dvd
> xcopy. Is there a way to migrate all files and locations from the
> old HD to a new one and still have a functioning program.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Dan

Go to: http://www.dvdxcopy.com/ and read about actvation rules.
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