Re: Reactivation?
- From: "Alpha" <none@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Jan 2006 00:13:28 -0800
"Michael Stevens" <mstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> In news:11rk8c2s3n85j55@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
> Alpha <none@xxxxxxxx> replied with a ;-)
>> "Michael Stevens" <mstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:eLpOBZCEGHA.208@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> In news:D5F57BEC-C2B5-4977-B511-CAE6E8B524E7@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
>>> mike <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> replied with a ;-)
>>>> I plan to upgrade my computer from an amd athlon 2800+ to the amd
>>>> X2. I'm gonna be changing the motherboard, the ram and the video
>>>> card too. I know that this is probably gonna require reactivation
>>>> but do I have to buy windows xp again or can I ask Microsoft for
>>>> another activation key? what are my options?
>>>
>>> Move XP to new hardware.
>>> http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/moving_xp.html
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>> Revise the page again, and learn some writing skills!
>>
>> "Besides the possibility of being in non-compliance with the OEM
>> EULA, and the practice of OEM's electing to provide a set of restore
>> disks or hidden restore folders on the hard drive to satisfy
>> Microsoft's restore requirement."
>
> Alpha,
> Thanks for the feed back, I can't believe I missed the obvious comma and
> 'and' typo. I must have looked at it hundreds of times. The sentence
> always bothered me anyway.
> I think it reads better now, but feel free to email me if you have
> suggestions.
> P.S. Suggestion, rudeness is not often the best tool.
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> Michael Stevens MS-MVP XP
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Michael,
There is no subject-verb syntax even now. You could add "is a problem" at
the end as a simple fix, but I admit that does not help the awkward reading.
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