Re: Legal Installation of XP versus "Hard Disk Loading
- From: "Larry Samuels" <larry@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 19:22:51 -0400
Not unless you order a set of recovery disks from Dell.
It is illegal to sell a pc with windows installed without including a method
of recovery.
PS--making a copy of your OS disk DOES NOT qualify. Original media only.
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"ThinkPad Fan" <chrosmack@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am hoping to get some help about legalities of installing XP on a
machine I buy then sell. If I buy a machine made by Dell (for example)
that has an XP COA on it but a hard drive that has been wiped or
contains the original users information, can I reinstall XP then sell
that machine as having XP installed as a convenience to a customer?
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