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Windows Operating System |
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$40.95 USD |
| Author |
INNOBATE |
| Date added |
March 21, 2009 |
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Find your Windows XP Product Key with INNOBATE Product Key Recovery
You probably don't keep track of every original CD in your organisation. So when it's time to reinstall Windows XP, what do you do? You can't just use any product key. Don't panic. INNOBATE Product Key Recovery can find your workstation's original product key.
Within most organisations, or even in your home, you have stored your valuable CD in such a safe place, now a couple of years down the track, you can not find the required CD for a Windows reinstall. The CD sleeve with the product key at the back of it has been long since thrown away after Windows was first successfully installed on your computer system. Do not panic, INNOBATE Product Key Recovery will recover your existing computer system's original product Key.
Microsoft's Windows Product Activation (WPA) creates all sorts of challenges for anyone with the need to have valid product key to install, or reinstall Windows XP, 2000 and Vista operating systems on computer systems. What do you do if you can not find the CD Case, Sleeve with the original product key that matches the computer system on which you need to reinstall Windows XP, 2000 or Vista on?
Before you reinstall, or format the hard drive you can discover the product key by using INNOBATE Product Key Recovery.
Why you need to know your product key
For years, Microsoft has (quite legitimately) been concerned about piracy issues surrounding its products. In an effort to combat this, it came up with the concept of Windows Product Activation. When you install Windows XP on a workstation, you must enter a 25-digit code from the original Windows XP CD during Setup. Setup takes this information, mixes it with information it derives from the hardware configuration of the workstation, and creates a code that it sends to Microsoft to validate the installation.
This can cause problems for support techs, because each product key can be used only one time. After the key has been activated, it can’t be used on another workstation unless you’re using a Volume-Licensed version of Windows XP. That means each Windows XP workstation in your organisation has a different product key.
If you try to reinstall Windows XP and don’t have your original product key or CD, you can’t simply borrow one from another workstation. Normally, you’d have to obtain a new product key, meaning a new purchase of Windows XP. Naturally, you don’t want to do that because you already have a copy of XP—you’re just missing the valid key that goes with your workstation. That’s where INNOBATE Product Key Recovery comes in handy.
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