Re: XP activation

"Andreas Y." <ayiangoullis@xxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I deploy WindowsXP in a lab of 14 computers and I have been using imaging
to perfrorm this. Some of the PCs may have changed something in their
hardware and now when I re-apply the image, 4 of them require activation.
Some of those cannot connect to the Internet and it gives me the option to
use telephone. I want to avoid this because it will be an overseas call and
this work is not actually my responsibility so I want to know if there is a
way to enter windows, configure network settings and then activate.

Where are you from? In the activate via telephone you can select your
country. If you don't have that tell me your country and i cann tell you the
number you've to call


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