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To: flintsilver7
That's completely incorrect. Legitimate users of Windows have to deal with activation for a minute or two and in the vast majority of cases they never see it again.

Unless they are building a system, and decides upon certain choices. I decided to add a SATA drive, and change the video card, for example, and had to endure some long conversations. This was with XP; I cannot comment on Vista.

15 posted on 03/02/2007 7:54:04 AM PST by Gorzaloon (Global Warming: A New Kind Of Scientology for the Rest Of Us.)
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To: Gorzaloon

I've heard about changing hardware and such but never experienced it myself. While all my evidence is anecdotal, it suggests that reactivation is successful (while inconvenient). I've changed graphics cards twice, added a hard drive, and replaced both DVD drives in my machine while never having to reactivate, so I don't know.


17 posted on 03/02/2007 7:57:32 AM PST by flintsilver7
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