Sounds like you might have loaded/reloaded Windows XP too many times...

The easy answer to this is to purchase a version of Ghost and make a snap
shot of your system (When you have it the way you want it). reloading the
ghost image will not require a re-activation of the OS...

"Yeeeha" wrote:

> I'm running Windows Xp Home Edition and it frequently wants to be
> re-activated, without me making any hardware of software changes. After a
> while , I had to start calling them and read off some huge code in which
> they would give me a activation, but doing this 2,3,4 times a week, gets
> very old. anyone know of a way to control that ?
>
> I've called Microsoft and they tell me I have registered it "too many"
> times. So far they have not given me a new CODE KEY
>
> Another stupid thing about registering or activating you legit software is
> the fact that it wants to be REGISTERED or ACTIVATE before given the chance
> to get on line III I don't know about the rest of you but my getting on the
> net is the LAST thing to load and show up in my systray.
>
> I used to be very fond of Xp Home Edition.
>
> MY REBOOR/RESTART process takes about 12 minutes to complete. How can I
> change that?
>
> When is the next version of windows coming out?
>
>
> Jim
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