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I bought the
- MS Win XP Pro SF UPG Student - yesterday and I am a bit hesitant in installing it. I understand that I have to prove my "studenthood" somehow before the windows XP will work. So my question is this, if I now (saturday) install the software atop my windows2000 pro will my computer become useless until I have registered my studenthood somehow. I did not find any comment from the documents inside the box apart from the normal installation instructions. I would like to use my computer this weekend since my university is pretty much closed until monday. Best regards, Lauri Hyttinen |
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You would have to prove that you are a student at the time of purchase, if
they even check. Once you have it just install it. Use the install key provided with the purchase. -- Regards, Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User Quote from George Ankner: If you knew as much as you think you know, You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew! "Lauri Hyttinen" <Lauri Hyttinen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:39E200B3-D3A7-4B01-816C-067B096F19A3@microsoft.com... >I bought the > - MS Win XP Pro SF UPG Student - > yesterday and I am a bit hesitant in installing it. > I understand that I have to prove my "studenthood" somehow before the > windows XP will work. So my question is this, if I now (saturday) install > the > software atop my windows2000 pro will my computer become useless until I > have > registered my studenthood somehow. I did not find any comment from the > documents inside the box apart from the normal installation instructions. > I > would like to use my computer this weekend since my university is pretty > much > closed until monday. > > Best regards, > Lauri Hyttinen |
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Thank you very much!
Time to become an XP user then ![]() ~Lauri Hyttinen "Richard Urban" wrote: > You would have to prove that you are a student at the time of purchase, if > they even check. > > Once you have it just install it. Use the install key provided with the > purchase. > > -- > > > Regards, > > Richard Urban > Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User > > Quote from George Ankner: > If you knew as much as you think you know, > You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew! > > "Lauri Hyttinen" <Lauri Hyttinen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:39E200B3-D3A7-4B01-816C-067B096F19A3@microsoft.com... > >I bought the > > - MS Win XP Pro SF UPG Student - > > yesterday and I am a bit hesitant in installing it. > > I understand that I have to prove my "studenthood" somehow before the > > windows XP will work. So my question is this, if I now (saturday) install > > the > > software atop my windows2000 pro will my computer become useless until I > > have > > registered my studenthood somehow. I did not find any comment from the > > documents inside the box apart from the normal installation instructions. > > I > > would like to use my computer this weekend since my university is pretty > > much > > closed until monday. > > > > Best regards, > > Lauri Hyttinen > > > |
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