My friend told me that if you have a burnt copy of Windows XP and if you install the burnt copy of Windows XP the Microsoft people would know that you installed a burnt copy of Windows XP. And they send you a fine or something like that.
My friend told me that if you have a burnt copy of Windows XP and if you install the burnt copy of Windows XP the Microsoft people would know that you installed a burnt copy of Windows XP. And they send you a fine or something like that.
lol you have 5 stars and you cant find the answer to that question in this forum ????
i suggest 90% of the ppl on this forum have xp that is not direct from an original copy so the answer to your question is no they cant tell as long as you dont try and activate it over the net, but this is an easy fix and serials are easy enought to get
i knew that u have 2 disconnect 4rm the internet be4 that
woowoo
nope no way theyll know except if they actually come to ur house and look at your computer to see if its an illegal copy or not.
but a problem people have had with burnt copies is that microsoft blocked out many of the poular keys that were being activated in the later released service pack1, and lots of people, for a while, couldnt install service pack 1. but after a while people like mr. dude made serial changer programs with working serials to gt around the problem with installing service pack 1...now its all good.
Software Farmer
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Yes some pro disk's have sp1 slipstreamed on as well as a key changer I have never had a problem, have installed the same key on at least 30 friends and work buddies . Not expecting a knock at my door anytime soon.
Loved that first key started with FUK. all ways made me laff.
woowoo
no it starts with fck...thats teh one i always used to use until i realised that the keys in the mr.dude keychanger thing can be used when your installing windows...saves me a good 2 minutesOriginally posted by peat moss@7 April 2004 - 22:16
Yes some pro disk's have sp1 slipstreamed on as well as a key changer I have never had a problem, have installed the same key on at least 30 friends and work buddies . Not expecting a knock at my door anytime soon.
Loved that first key started with FUK. all ways made me laff.
Chew E. Bakke
Actually, M$ blocked serials they knew to be blown in the original SP1 release.Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004@8 April 2004 - 03:09
but a problem people have had with burnt copies is that microsoft blocked out many of the poular keys that were being activated in the later released service pack1, and lots of people, for a while, couldnt install service pack 1. but after a while people like mr. dude made serial changer programs with working serials to gt around the problem with installing service pack 1...now its all good.
They also published a knowledgebase article telling you how to change the serial number long before releasing SP1.
bluelist released an XP keygen (for Windows and Office) well before SP1 so you wouldn't have to worry about installing it.
There isn't a bargepole long enough for me to work on [a Sony Viao] - clocker 2008
Try using The Blue List keygen.
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Isn't that the truth.Originally posted by delphin460@7 April 2004 - 20:43
lol you have 5 stars and you cant find the answer to that question in this forum ????
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