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zigzag3143 and Kari have nothing to do with this...
It was all my fault... I forgot my position on this community for a moment...
This will not happen anymore... I can assure you guys...
For me this case is closed...
Is there a way to view my own windows 7 key?
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Respect you for this insight! +rep
I lost myself too, on a few occasions.
One in particular was when a guy's first post was a sarcastic ridiculing comment about his clients.
He was laughing and bragging about how much money he made of stupid noobs.
I didn't use any bad words, but I compared his position to his clients to the position of a drug dealer vs addicts.
Oh, and I added I loath his kind of people.
I was warned for it and received some negative rep.
So I do understand full well how one can sometimes be triggered into a less friendly response.
greetz
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Thank you Guys.
And for myself i'll try not to give sarcastic answers.
...over and out...
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I am very confused by all this.
You can view your key by opening System. Or pressing [windows]+]pause/break]. This will show the key you have in the computer...
Or the sticker on the computer that no one puts on there....
~Lordbob
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