Every OEM computer that came with Win 7 has a Certificate Of Authenticity on a sticker on the bottom or under the battery (desktop has it on the case side) .
On it it has a Win 7 license key in case you need to install Win 7 (same type) using a M$ disk.
A COA, or “Certificate of Authenticity” is the sticker located on a computer system that has a 25-digit license key for the Windows Operating System, such as Windows XP, Vista and or Windows 7. The COA verifies the validity of the operating system confirming that it is genuine.
I looks something like this.
Jack
Thank you Jack. Nothing like an image to illustrate.
Ooow, the license key. Yes, it's there.
Does anyone know what hard drive I need or is this post abandoned?
I don't understand you question.
Does anyone know what hard drive I need or is this post abandoned?
Please explain.
Jack
You had said that you would be happy with the 250GB drive, so I assumed that you had chosen the SSD:
How can I disable the warning? - Page 4 - Windows 7 Help Forums
No I'm not going to read 45 post again just to get a simple answer to a simple question.
Here was the original question.
Then you ask this.How can I disable the "Windows detected a hard disk problem" warning?
I was just asking for a little clarification.Does anyone know what hard drive I need or is this post abandoned?
Have a nice day
Jack
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