@ Chewie UK You are probably right there.
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@ Chewie UK You are probably right there.
I made a bet with my friends. untill i can figure out where the key is on the disk im fifty dollars poorer
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there is no key on the disk, if that was the case you could not use a key generator with any version of windows.
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For people whom uses pirated windows Xp there 2 usuall in-use key's and anybody can use them to activate thier product. since Sp2 came out the Old key didnt work so people had to change thier key's to new one.
i think what ur trying to ask is wheter each cd's has thier own key or...
well with Orginal Cd's ull get diffrent key's and as i said with pirated cd's key's r usuallly same.
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By any chance, would this "disk" so happen to be one that you burned from an .iso or .bin/.cue file after downloading using a P2P application?
In which case, referring to "on/in the disk" meaning that the "key" is likely located in a folder (on the disk) labeled either "KEY" or "CRACK".
Just covering the bases...
woowoo
not at all what he meant.Originally posted by Izagaia@18 August 2004 - 17:50
By any chance, would this "disk" so happen to be one that you burned from an .iso or .bin/.cue file after downloading using a P2P application?
In which case, referring to "on/in the disk" meaning that the "key" is likely located in a folder (on the disk) labeled either "KEY" or "CRACK".
Just covering the bases...
look at chewie's explanation.
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