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I have contacted my so called retailer regarding the fact
my CD's product key is not valid... I am told this is
only good for one install that I can reinstall it on the
same computer. Is this correct?????
 
I have contacted my so called retailer regarding the fact
my CD's product key is not valid... I am told this is
only good for one install that I can reinstall it on the
same computer. Is this correct?????
No.
 
A valid Windows XP Product Key can be used to reinstall
XP as many times as you wish, as long as it's installed on the
same computer.

If you were given an invalid Product Key, then you need to
settle the matter with the company that issued you the key.

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Nicholas

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| I have contacted my so called retailer regarding the fact
| my CD's product key is not valid... I am told this is
| only good for one install that I can reinstall it on the
| same computer. Is this correct?????
 
mrxp2004 said:
A valid Windows XP Product Key can be used to reinstall
XP as many times as you wish, as long as it's installed on the
same computer.

If you were given an invalid Product Key, then you need to
settle the matter with the company that issued you the key.

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Nicholas

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| I have contacted my so called retailer regarding the fact=20
| my CD's product key is not valid... I am told this is=20
| only good for one install that I can reinstall it on the=20
| same computer. Is this correct?????
But make sure that you're not actually mistyping the code. Some
characters are notoriously difficult to tell apart!
 
I have contacted my so called retailer regarding the fact
my CD's product key is not valid... I am told this is
only good for one install that I can reinstall it on the
same computer. Is this correct?????



It is certainly *not* correct that it is good for only one
install.

What does "so-called" mean in "so called retailer"? It sounds
like you're dealing with a sleazy fly-by-night outfit, that
hasn't given you what they should have, and is lying to you, to
boot. They may have even installed a pirated version.
 
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