Re: Windows Xp Pro instalation

Alias wrote:

Correction: you're not supposed to move a generic OEM copy of XP but,
in practice, you can do it if it's been over 120 days since the last
activation. It goes against the EULA but who really cares about that
besides the MVP suck ups and Redmond?

Alias

"Who cares...?" The honest, the fair, the righteous, those destined for
heaven since their conception.

Among those who DON'T care we find the goblins, the criminals, the do-bads
and evil-doers, the squints, the slopes, the goats, the mean, the selfish,
the greedy, the perfidious, the shoddy rat-bag of nit-pickers, cut-purses,
pokenoses, blow-hards, four-flushers and athletes of the tongue, most Linux
users, and some Democrats. And my ex-wife.


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