I purchased a used computer on ebay that had Windows XP installed.  Upon
receiving the computer it prompted me that I has 25 days to register Windows.
I attempted to do so following the link provided.  It failed due to the
product key.  I got the bright idea to install my copy ...

i cant activate my windows from last few days
i have 2 copies of copy of Genuine Microsoft XP profesional with
registration,
from last 2 years i use it.

I have a couple of engineers that are developing software.  They need to
have a few Virtual PCs setup that they can reck and rebuild repeatedly.
They need to do this as quick as possible so I figured the fastest way was
to use what I use and that is RIS to install Windows XP and ...

my situation looks like this:
Server 2008 domain controller (standard setup)
with WDS installed (native mode)
syspreped WinXP SP2 image.

Is it possible to assign a log off script via the command line ?
for example : I have a generic log off script which can be run on many
computers, and I would like a way to assign it without going through the
gpedit.msc console.

I cannibalized a working PC using its mobo, CPU, RAM, video card and the hard
drive which contained its OS (WinXP Home) and installed them in a second PC.
The second PC was gutted with the exception of the PSU and the optical
drives.

hi what is the easiest way to do this.  when it comes to putting in the OS i
get a little leary and it usually takes forever (that was on the older OS's)
thanks.

So I took and made a slipstream CD of Windows XP SP3 into our open license
installation media.  I've done this with SP1 and SP2 since it takes a while
to get the XP+SP install media sometimes.  Well this time I went to do a test
install with ym new shiny XP+SP3 Slipstream CD and ...

I have a Pc,WinXP was setup on the first partition,formated NTFS.I have some
program run in MS-DOS and i have already install MS-DOS at the second
partition,formated FAT32.But i dont know how to config my windows so that
when the PC boot,there 2 choices for me,boot to Win and ...

I just bought a new 100GB hard drive for my old laptop which has been
refurbished. I need to split the hard disk for a C and a D drive. One for
Windows XP, the other for personal files. When I load the XP disk and I get
to the partition screen, it ask me how many KB I want to ...

I was given a PC that had Windows XP Pro on it and it isn't acting well and I
was wondering if it is possible to purchase the Windows XP Home edition
upgrade and go back from Pro to Home? I don't want to spend the $130.00 if it
won't work.