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  1. Frostmourne
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    Use your old key. That is probably a bonus.
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  3. raiderkeek7
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    Frostmourne said:
    Use your old key. That is probably a bonus.
    Damn that was a fast reply! That's what I was thinking a gift from MS for their error for not including the 64bit disc.
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  4. Frostmourne
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    Either way, each key is tied to one pc, along with a hash of your hardware.
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