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>I purchased a windows 98SE awhile back and it got
>seperated from the case. Is there any way to find the code
>key? The part# on the disk reads 0499 part no.X03-77962
>.
Chris
Have you thought to look on the front cover of the booklet "Getting Started Microsoft Windows98"?
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> I purchased a windows 98SE awhile back and it got
> seperated from the case. Is there any way to find the code
> key? The part# on the disk reads 0499 part no.X03-77962
If the system is still up do this: click start, click run, type in: regedit,
click OK, click the plus sign at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, click the plus sign at
Software, click the plus sign at Microsoft, click the plus sign at Windows,
click the words: CurrentVersion, in the right panel find the ProductKey. The
ProductKey must be used exactly as you see it without the quotes.
WARNING do not make any changes in the registry!
HTH

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> I purchased a windows 98SE awhile back and it got
> seperated from the case. Is there any way to find the code
> key? The part# on the disk reads 0499 part no.X03-77962
R.S.Manikandan - 16 Apr 2004 08:30 GMT
Hi,
Check this URL:
http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?6000000036266
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R.S.Manikandan.
> If the system is still up do this: click start, click run, type in: regedit,
> click OK, click the plus sign at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, click the plus sign at
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> > seperated from the case. Is there any way to find the code
> > key? The part# on the disk reads 0499 part no.X03-77962
anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com - 17 Apr 2004 21:45 GMT
RIGHT CLICK MY COMPUTER AND IT WILL TELL YOU THE NUMBER
EVEN IF ITS THE OEM KEY , ( sry thats if u can run
windows )
S-A-X
>-----Original Message-----
>If the system is still up do this: click start, click run, type in: regedit,
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Bert Kinney - 17 Apr 2004 22:03 GMT
That's the registration number, not the product key.

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> RIGHT CLICK MY COMPUTER AND IT WILL TELL YOU THE NUMBER
> EVEN IF ITS THE OEM KEY , ( sry thats if u can run
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