Re: Microsoft Activation Stupidity
- From: "Brian McMullen" <brianmataetnadotcom>
- Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 15:17:25 -0500
LOL, We get it, the process isn't broken, you're moving more than just the HDD. The operating system data is a legally licensed product. THAT is what you're not allowed to move. "Mr. Frazzlebottom" <Mr.Frazzlebottom@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1138824679.516388.118570@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > chrispsg wrote: >> ok here is the quote from the retail EULA >> >> "you must acquire and dedicate an additional license for each separate >> Workstation Computer on or from which the Software is installed, used, >> accessed, displayed or run." > > So, replying "It's your fault. You violated the EULA." is not an > arrogant thing to say? > > The key thing you are missing that this is not an "each seperate" > computer issue. This is running the product only on one single computer > at a time. This is standard software licensing allowable under any law. > > Think of it this way. One can un-install on one computer and then > install on another. Perfectly reasonable and always allowable (by > commercial of the shelf software). > > What the "acquire and dedicate an additional license" means is that I > have to re-activate Windows. Just as Windows itself warned me. > > The thing is, and which started all this and which no one gets (due to > my own self admitted arrogance) is that the process of re-activating > upon moving a HDD from one computer to another is BROKEN. > .
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