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groze
thats the trick of oem manufacturers.the replacement motherboards should be exact same.am i correct.
Transfering OS KEY to new Build
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New #22
There is more to that just the motherboard being the same everyone knows that anyways. I think Brink & Dell would get
if I said how. I don't really care what dell thinks now, but I do care what Brink thinks. Brink is really a great person. I also don't want several thousands people at me for Microsoft & dell blocking the slp key and having everyone change to the OEM key on the back of their computers.
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New #23
true we cant speak everything openly and i dont have that much understanding.its complicated.thankyou groze
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New #24
The current installation of Windows is counterfeit - enabled by a hacker's Activation Exploit.
No - you cannot transfer it to anything.
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New #25
May I ask how you know that?
Just for information you can get a system builder OEM disk here
Amazon.com: Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64bit (Full) System Builder OEM DVD 1 Pack (New Packaging): Software
Sold by Amazon themselves. Amazon wouldn't sell if it violates the EULA, I am not talking about marketplaces sellers.
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New #26
The installed license is of a type which is ONLY valid on machines which were pre-installed at the factory with the OS - the BIOS date for this machine is a year before Windows 7 was released, so the machine could not possibly have shipped with Win7 installed. The SLIC table showing in the report is also wrong, as it doesn't match the rest of the BIOS - and claims to be Win7 compliant.
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We should not blame Pantz, we don't know the full story. He may of not known the system is not legit. It actually happen to me when I had windows 98se, didn't even know a thing about the OEM rules at that time.
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New #29
groze we are not blaming anybody.
We are just observing the logs and what they indicate. They indicated counterfeit for the reasons Noel and I have posted.
We have no idea who did what.
Remember that Microsoft doesn't concern it's self on who did what. Microsoft doesn't care about all the stories.
Microsoft looks at the logs and indicates genuine or counterfeit....
The logs allow experts like Noel to give reason why a install is genuine or counterfeit.
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