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I currently have xp home installed on my pc. I want to install xp pro over
it, but would like to put xp home on my older pc. Because of activation, I'm not sure if I can just install xp home on the old machine. The eula for xp home says that I may "move the software to a different workstation computer". Does this mean physically moving the hard drive? Is there a way to put xp home on the old machine? P. |
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paulibus wrote:
> I currently have xp home installed on my pc. I want to install xp pro over > it, but would like to put xp home on my older pc. Because of activation, > I'm > not sure if I can just install xp home on the old machine. > > The eula for xp home says that I may "move the software to a different > workstation computer". Does this mean physically moving the hard drive? > > Is there a way to put xp home on the old machine? As long as you do not have OEM software - you can format one and install on another system each day. Moving the hard drive is not necessary (or even a good idea. heh) -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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Thanks for the response. Will I be able to activate XP Home? Happy Holidays!
"Shenan Stanley" wrote: > paulibus wrote: > > I currently have xp home installed on my pc. I want to install xp pro over > > it, but would like to put xp home on my older pc. Because of activation, > > I'm > > not sure if I can just install xp home on the old machine. > > > > The eula for xp home says that I may "move the software to a different > > workstation computer". Does this mean physically moving the hard drive? > > > > Is there a way to put xp home on the old machine? > > > As long as you do not have OEM software - you can format one and install on > another system each day. Moving the hard drive is not necessary (or even a > good idea. heh) > > -- > Shenan Stanley > MS-MVP > -- > How To Ask Questions The Smart Way > http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html > > > |
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paulibus wrote:
> I currently have xp home installed on my pc. I want to install xp > pro over it, but would like to put xp home on my older pc. > Because of activation, I'm > not sure if I can just install xp home on the old machine. > > The eula for xp home says that I may "move the software to a > different workstation computer". Does this mean physically moving > the hard drive? > > Is there a way to put xp home on the old machine? Shenan Stanley wrote: > As long as you do not have OEM software - you can format one and > install on another system each day. Moving the hard drive is not > necessary (or even a good idea. heh) paulibus wrote: > Thanks for the response. Will I be able to activate XP Home? > Happy Holidays! If everything I mentioned applies in your situation, yes. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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