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Hi all.
Would appreciate help on this matter.
I have two computers and in the past I have bought two updates to WIN
XP Home. Now I want to sell one computer and buy a notebook mainly for
reasons of space.
I thought that I marked which software belongs to which computer, but
alas cannot find the distinguishing mark.
The comp. for sale is a rather old IBM Aptiva and think that the only
valuable thing in the deal will be the original disk of the WIN XP
update.
My problem is that I must distinguish which disk belongs to which
computer.
Is there a way to find this out? The software seller was no help and
so was the local branch of Microsoft.
Thanks,
Francisco
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Franciso,
To be sure and since you will likely want to remove your personal data take
the PC you want to sell and attempt a repair reinstall of the OS. The CD
which will be accepted is the right one. You can take look before hand by
using a keyfinder from
http://www.magicaljellybean.com/ --
Uncle John
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