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Just Guessing
My kid has a Dell XPS laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium. For some
reason, after logging in, a window appears indicating the product code is
invalid for my version of Windows and it prompts me to enter a new code or
purchase a new code. If I enter the product code from the Microsoft label on
the bottom of the laptop, I get an error that the code is invalid. If I boot
into safe mode without networking, I can log in successfully and I can see
that the product code on the machine is not the same as the product code on
the label. The laptop is almost a year old. How did this happen and how do
I successfully change my product code?
I'm sure my kid was messing with it but won't own up to it. Thanks!
I think the laptop is contacting Microsoft with the code I'm entering, and
Microsoft is rejecting it. How do I convince Microsoft my product code is
valid?
reason, after logging in, a window appears indicating the product code is
invalid for my version of Windows and it prompts me to enter a new code or
purchase a new code. If I enter the product code from the Microsoft label on
the bottom of the laptop, I get an error that the code is invalid. If I boot
into safe mode without networking, I can log in successfully and I can see
that the product code on the machine is not the same as the product code on
the label. The laptop is almost a year old. How did this happen and how do
I successfully change my product code?
I'm sure my kid was messing with it but won't own up to it. Thanks!
I think the laptop is contacting Microsoft with the code I'm entering, and
Microsoft is rejecting it. How do I convince Microsoft my product code is
valid?