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leoliver
Hi Everyone,
I have my original Dell WinXP Sp1a reinstall disk, that was shipped with
my computer , that already had Windows XP Pro installed. And the product key
is found on a sticker on my computer's case.
When I recently used the nlite program, to slipstream my original install
disk, with the SP3 update , I noticed that nlite displayed a different
product key number, for the slipstreamed build.
Which brings me to ask, if I should manually input the original product
key into the slipstreamed build , or does each progressive service pack
update have a different product key number , than prior service pack builds ?
This is very impotent , because if a incorrect product key number is
inputed into the slipstream build , it would fail to reinstall Windows when
needed.
Thanks !
I have my original Dell WinXP Sp1a reinstall disk, that was shipped with
my computer , that already had Windows XP Pro installed. And the product key
is found on a sticker on my computer's case.
When I recently used the nlite program, to slipstream my original install
disk, with the SP3 update , I noticed that nlite displayed a different
product key number, for the slipstreamed build.
Which brings me to ask, if I should manually input the original product
key into the slipstreamed build , or does each progressive service pack
update have a different product key number , than prior service pack builds ?
This is very impotent , because if a incorrect product key number is
inputed into the slipstream build , it would fail to reinstall Windows when
needed.
Thanks !