When Microsoft Windows XP tells me to enter the product key, I enter it. It says checking for connectivity, then it says I've entered it in wrong. I typed it exactly as it looks.
Can anyone help?
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When Microsoft Windows XP tells me to enter the product key, I enter it. It says checking for connectivity, then it says I've entered it in wrong. I typed it exactly as it looks.
Can anyone help?
make sure you're not putting a O where there should be a 0, and vice versa.
That gets me every time.
Thanks. I'm gonna try that now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rankenphile
Fixed.
Thank ya, thank ya, thank ya :D
n00b.
;)
-Dave
lol. Meanie.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveW
That why you get the Corporate. Releases.
You don't need a Key. Hint Hint.
XP wanted me to reenter the product key when I installed a new mobo, CPU, and video card. I had to call them up, recite a 50something digit number twice, and then have one repeated to me. Luckily the Indian (not Native American) tech support lady was understandable, lol.
yeah ive dealt with some tech support at various companies with such thick indian/asian accents i cant understand them and i have to hang up and call again
Because that would entail you paying corporate pricing as well. Hint Hint.Quote:
Originally Posted by -ecK
;)