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David B.
Because you provided no useful information with your question.
David B. said:No one here works for Microsoft, we all volunteer to help people on these
forums.
You need to contact HP support to determine how you restore the original
software to your PC, usually it's via a keystroke during POST to access the
system recovery partition, and your Vista product key is provided by HP and
is on a sticker on the PC, you will not need to provide this key during the
recovery operation.
crazy said:My problem is with sp2.The installation is fine
everything is fine but when i restart my computer it takes about 5
minutes to log in and a blue screen commes up or my computer
restarts.And i buyed my computer with vista i reinstalled it to
windows xp pro i downloaded all the updates i need but it will
still not work and i have always the genuine problem with my
product id my dad has the same product key and he works fine but
just PLEASE HELP ME WITH SP2 IM TIRED OF SP1
With XP, you can't have the same product key on two machines (for a
single licence, which I assume you have). It might have been a
good idea to keep Vista, and give only a small portion of Hard disk
to Vista and rest to XP. It's easy to split up the disk in Vista to
make it a dual boot, and that way, if XP dies, you can still boot
up to Vista (or vice versa).
With Windows 2000, you can use the same Key on multiple machines
(not legal, but it worked). With XP, you'd have to buy another
copy of XP, which is about $150 at TigerDirect.
I know your original question was regarding "blue screen," but
there is not much use to install all your stuff just to find out
after 30 days that XP won't stop bothering you with messages about
illigal copy of windows on your machine.
crazy said:i vbuyed my computer at dumoulin were they supposed to give me a cd
to reinstall vista if its infested of virus and a undetected
virus???
Not necessarily, you may have a recovery partition on the hard
drive or a utility to make your own recovery disks.
What brand is it? Read the documentation that came with the PC to
determine the restore method you need to use.
crazy said:oh my god i have to read everything that came with it OH MY GOD ITS
LIKE A DICTIONNARY
God forbid you should have to do a bit of research on your own to
help yourself with your problem.
If your not willing to get the info you/we need to help you, then
good luck, I'm wasting no more time on this thread.
crazy said:no worry i am reading it all
i founf a cd to install it but no code the name of the cd is
windows anytime upgrade i have this cd
tu reinstall the windows but i need a code i sended an email at
dumoulin so they can give me the
code and i can give em everything they need to identify my computer
plz let this work!!!!
The code will be on your PC case
crazy said:the cd is named windows anytime upgrade and i can upgrade or
install but there is a code
but its only9 digited and i ned way more tomorrow i wanted to go to
dumoulin and check if they
can give me the cd code do u think its possible
I was refering to the code for your Vista recovery, this is a Vista
specific code
crazy said:well dl i have a question for ya:are u working for microsoft if yes
then are the guys that
give vista to stores so they can sell em if yes then could plz
contact dumoulin at laval canada if u can and ask em to give me the
code to install vista cause they didnt gave it to me when i bought
the computer reply plz
No one here works for Microsoft, we all volunteer to help people on
these forums.
You need to contact HP support to determine how you restore the
original software to your PC, usually it's via a keystroke during
POST to access the system recovery partition, and your Vista
product key is provided by HP and is on a sticker on the PC, you
will not need to provide this key during the recovery operation.
crazy said:does contacting hp cost sumting????