Power Together Windows Vista Business DVD unreadable

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Mark \(MCP\)

After receiving my Power Together Windows Vista Business DVD from Microsoft
about two weeks ago, I decided to install it on a laptop that I took the
time to fully backup. When I insert the DVD in the laptop's drive, the DVD
is not readable at all. I tried the other three computers (that run Windows
XP Home and Pro versions) and the DVD remains unreadable.

What can I do? I see no number on the CD carrier to contact Microsoft about
these free Vista Business copies sent out.

Thanks.
 
Mark (MCP) said:
After receiving my Power Together Windows Vista Business DVD from
Microsoft about two weeks ago, I decided to install it on a laptop that I
took the time to fully backup. When I insert the DVD in the laptop's
drive, the DVD is not readable at all. I tried the other three computers
(that run Windows XP Home and Pro versions) and the DVD remains
unreadable.

What can I do? I see no number on the CD carrier to contact Microsoft
about these free Vista Business copies sent out.

Thanks.
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Try emailing the "Power of Together" support address below:

(e-mail address removed)
 
After receiving my Power Together Windows Vista Business DVD from Microsoft
about two weeks ago, I decided to install it on a laptop that I took the
time to fully backup. When I insert the DVD in the laptop's drive, the DVD
is not readable at all. I tried the other three computers (that run Windows
XP Home and Pro versions) and the DVD remains unreadable.

What can I do? I see no number on the CD carrier to contact Microsoft about
these free Vista Business copies sent out.

Thanks.
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Thank Goodness the Office 2007 handouts through Power Together were
ok. They only include a CD key, and a download link. I had no
problems at all downloading and installing Office 2007 Pro.

Hopefully, the key is actually a FULL version, and not a time-limited
version (Power Together says they are "Full version" keys).

WE will see soon.


Donald L McDaniel
Please reply to the original thread and newsgroup
 
The same thing happened with my Action Pack Disk (Windows Vista Business DVD )
I don't know about Power Together but when I called MAPS (Microsoft Action
Pack)
They had NO problem sending me a new DVD
 
Mark said:
After receiving my Power Together Windows Vista Business DVD from Microsoft
about two weeks ago, I decided to install it on a laptop that I took the
time to fully backup. When I insert the DVD in the laptop's drive, the DVD
is not readable at all. I tried the other three computers (that run Windows
XP Home and Pro versions) and the DVD remains unreadable.

What can I do? I see no number on the CD carrier to contact Microsoft about
these free Vista Business copies sent out.

Thanks.
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Download the dvd from torrent and use the legitimate key they sent you.
Should even be legal.

Tom
 
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