Win98se

[J T Owens]

My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the install disk.
Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and I don't have an ID
Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version is unsupported.
Any way to get a key for this thing?

 

[Don Phillipson]

"J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...

> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the install
disk.
> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and I don't have an
ID
> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version is unsupported.
> Any way to get a key for this thing?

Your fastest route to recovery is probably
1. From DOS
SCANREG /RESTORE
to restart Windows with a registry antedating
the children's interference.
2. When you get Windows running, locate
the ProductKey via REGEDIT and write it
down on the CD sleeve or label.

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

 

[thanatoid]

"Don Phillipson" <d.phillipsonSPAMBLOCK@rogers.com> wrote in
news:#g8bfT40HHA.2484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:

> "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
> news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
>
>> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use
>> the install
> disk.
>> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and
>> I don't have an
> ID
>> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version
>> is unsupported. Any way to get a key for this thing?
>
> Your fastest route to recovery is probably
> 1. From DOS
> SCANREG /RESTORE
> to restart Windows with a registry antedating
> the children's interference.
> 2. When you get Windows running, locate
> the ProductKey via REGEDIT and write it
> down on the CD sleeve or label.
>

No, the fastest way is to enter
W7XTC
2YWFB
K6BPT
GMHMV
B6FDY

or another key hundreds of which are all over the web.

(I do not have children nor would I let them anywhere near a
computer - ever heard of BIOS passwords? - but this MAY not work
if the original installation key must be provided. If so, try
Don's method.)


--
"...for the force that circles the earth most times in a second
is not electricity but pain."
- M.P.

 

[Ron Badour]

The W98 Product Key is generally found on the Windows user manual, the
certificate of authenticity, a sticker on the PC or a sticker on the sleeve
or jewel case the Windows CD came in. The 25-digit key is 5 groups of 5
alpha/numeric characters. The Key might be available from the system:

If the system is working in either safe or normal mode:

Open regedit.exe to this key and look in the right pane for the entry
ProductKey:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion

If the system is not working, start the computer with a floppy startup disk.

At the A: prompt, type: C:\Windows\Command\Find /N "ProductKey"
C:\Windows\System.dat
(Note: ProductKey must be typed in upper and lower case letters as shown
and there is a space after: "Find" after: "/N" and after:
"ProductKey"

If the hard drive has been formatted or replaced, try finding one using
google.com

I suggest writing the ProductKey on the CD with a Sharpie marker.


--
Regards

Ron Badour
MS MVP 1997 - 2007


"J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the install
> disk.
> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and I don't have an
> ID
> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version is unsupported.
> Any way to get a key for this thing?

 

[Angel]

Hi,
The way to find the Product Key in the Registry is:
Start>Run>regedit>My computer is at the top (with a - in front of it. If it
has a +, click on the + this makes it
a -)>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>Software>Microsoft>Windows>Current Version>Click on
the folder not the +. Other folders you click on the + to make them a -.
When you click on the Current Version folder, a list appears on the right
pane. Look in there for the Product Key. The Product is on the left of this
list. The product Key is at the right. I hope this helps.
Angel

"J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the install
disk.
> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and I don't have an
ID
> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version is unsupported.
> Any way to get a key for this thing?

 

[Uno Me2]

Anybody know where I can purchase an authentic Windows 98 Second Edition OEM
for under $50?
Val

"thanatoid" wrote:

> "Don Phillipson" <d.phillipsonSPAMBLOCK@rogers.com> wrote in
> news:#g8bfT40HHA.2484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:
>
> > "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> > message
> > news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
> >
> >> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use
> >> the install
> > disk.
> >> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and
> >> I don't have an
> > ID
> >> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version
> >> is unsupported. Any way to get a key for this thing?
> >
> > Your fastest route to recovery is probably
> > 1. From DOS
> > SCANREG /RESTORE
> > to restart Windows with a registry antedating
> > the children's interference.
> > 2. When you get Windows running, locate
> > the ProductKey via REGEDIT and write it
> > down on the CD sleeve or label.
> >
>
> No, the fastest way is to enter
> W7XTC
> 2YWFB
> K6BPT
> GMHMV
> B6FDY
>
> or another key hundreds of which are all over the web.
>
> (I do not have children nor would I let them anywhere near a
> computer - ever heard of BIOS passwords? - but this MAY not work
> if the original installation key must be provided. If so, try
> Don's method.)
>
>
> --
> "...for the force that circles the earth most times in a second
> is not electricity but pain."
> - M.P.
>

 

[Gary S. Terhune]

http://tinyurl.com/39ytxs

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS-MVP Shell/User
www.grystmill.com

"Uno Me2" <Uno Me2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5717D61A-99ED-47EC-B1B6-D45764FD8D2D@microsoft.com...
> Anybody know where I can purchase an authentic Windows 98 Second Edition
> OEM
> for under $50?
> Val
>
> "thanatoid" wrote:
>
>> "Don Phillipson" <d.phillipsonSPAMBLOCK@rogers.com> wrote in
>> news:#g8bfT40HHA.2484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:
>>
>> > "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> > message
>> > news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
>> >
>> >> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use
>> >> the install
>> > disk.
>> >> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and
>> >> I don't have an
>> > ID
>> >> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version
>> >> is unsupported. Any way to get a key for this thing?
>> >
>> > Your fastest route to recovery is probably
>> > 1. From DOS
>> > SCANREG /RESTORE
>> > to restart Windows with a registry antedating
>> > the children's interference.
>> > 2. When you get Windows running, locate
>> > the ProductKey via REGEDIT and write it
>> > down on the CD sleeve or label.
>> >
>>
>> No, the fastest way is to enter
>> W7XTC
>> 2YWFB
>> K6BPT
>> GMHMV
>> B6FDY
>>
>> or another key hundreds of which are all over the web.
>>
>> (I do not have children nor would I let them anywhere near a
>> computer - ever heard of BIOS passwords? - but this MAY not work
>> if the original installation key must be provided. If so, try
>> Don's method.)
>>
>>
>> --
>> "...for the force that circles the earth most times in a second
>> is not electricity but pain."
>> - M.P.
>>

 

[Marilyn2U]

DON, I have the orignial 98SE disk, with the Product Key, but none of the
Keys including my own works.. It's not being accepted, say that it's not a
good key. When I turn my computer on, it goes directly to the Windows setup
screen, I've tired to get into the BIOS, but the laptop isn't answering the
command.. it goes directly to the Set-Up wizzard..

"Don Phillipson" wrote:

> "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
>
> > My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the install
> disk.
> > Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and I don't have an
> ID
> > Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version is unsupported.
> > Any way to get a key for this thing?
>
> Your fastest route to recovery is probably
> 1. From DOS
> SCANREG /RESTORE
> to restart Windows with a registry antedating
> the children's interference.
> 2. When you get Windows running, locate
> the ProductKey via REGEDIT and write it
> down on the CD sleeve or label.
>
> --
> Don Phillipson
> Carlsbad Springs
> (Ottawa, Canada)
>
>
>

 

[Marilyn2U]

Thanatoid, that key doesn't work for me and neither does my original disk
product key... any suggestions?

"thanatoid" wrote:

> "Don Phillipson" <d.phillipsonSPAMBLOCK@rogers.com> wrote in
> news:#g8bfT40HHA.2484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:
>
> > "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> > message
> > news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
> >
> >> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use
> >> the install
> > disk.
> >> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and
> >> I don't have an
> > ID
> >> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version
> >> is unsupported. Any way to get a key for this thing?
> >
> > Your fastest route to recovery is probably
> > 1. From DOS
> > SCANREG /RESTORE
> > to restart Windows with a registry antedating
> > the children's interference.
> > 2. When you get Windows running, locate
> > the ProductKey via REGEDIT and write it
> > down on the CD sleeve or label.
> >
>
> No, the fastest way is to enter
> W7XTC
> 2YWFB
> K6BPT
> GMHMV
> B6FDY
>
> or another key hundreds of which are all over the web.
>
> (I do not have children nor would I let them anywhere near a
> computer - ever heard of BIOS passwords? - but this MAY not work
> if the original installation key must be provided. If so, try
> Don's method.)
>
>
> --
> "...for the force that circles the earth most times in a second
> is not electricity but pain."
> - M.P.
>

 

[Ben Myers]

"J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
> My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the install disk.
> Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and I don't have an ID
> Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version is unsupported.
> Any way to get a key for this thing?

Download http://www.62nds.com/62nds/diag.exe to a floppy. Start the laptop,
tap the F8 key repeatedly until the startup menu appears and select
"Command Prompt". Then insert the floppy, type "a:\diag", press "Enter" and
look for "Product Key".

Ben

 

[Daave]

"Marilyn2U" <Marilyn2U@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:625D485C-C5DF-4AAF-85FB-44DFA372E967@microsoft.com...
> DON, I have the orignial 98SE disk, with the Product Key, but none of
> the
> Keys including my own works.. It's not being accepted, say that it's
> not a
> good key. When I turn my computer on, it goes directly to the
> Windows setup
> screen, I've tired to get into the BIOS, but the laptop isn't
> answering the
> command.. it goes directly to the Set-Up wizzard..

What kind of disk is it? Retail? Generic OEM? Branded OEM? The answer to
that will determine what kind of key you need to use. Another thing is
to make sure you enter all the characters properly. A 5 can look like an
S, an 8 can look like a B, a 6 like a G, etc.

Also what is the make and model of your laptop? And how do you normally
access the BIOS?

 

[Marilyn2U]

Thank you for responding.

The CD came with a desktop I had years ago, it's not a copy. It's an
orgininal microsoft CD. The 1995 laptop I am trying to install it on is a
CTX EzBook 700E. I did find the user manual, Alt, Ctrl, S allows me
occasionally (if I hit it right) to access the BIOS.. . Right now the BIOS
are set up to use the hard drive.. I had it to use the CDrom drive, when I
tired to install 98SE, it's installed, but now it won't accept the Key I
have or one I got off the web...

I would appreciate it if you can help me...

Marilyn


"Daave" wrote:

> "Marilyn2U" <Marilyn2U@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:625D485C-C5DF-4AAF-85FB-44DFA372E967@microsoft.com...
> > DON, I have the orignial 98SE disk, with the Product Key, but none of
> > the
> > Keys including my own works.. It's not being accepted, say that it's
> > not a
> > good key. When I turn my computer on, it goes directly to the
> > Windows setup
> > screen, I've tired to get into the BIOS, but the laptop isn't
> > answering the
> > command.. it goes directly to the Set-Up wizzard..
>
> What kind of disk is it? Retail? Generic OEM? Branded OEM? The answer to
> that will determine what kind of key you need to use. Another thing is
> to make sure you enter all the characters properly. A 5 can look like an
> S, an 8 can look like a B, a 6 like a G, etc.
>
> Also what is the make and model of your laptop? And how do you normally
> access the BIOS?
>
>

 

[Marilyn2U]

One more thing I forgot to add... The laptop has a floppy drive, but I have
no ability to use it, no way to copy anything to a floppy. When I went into
the BIOS thinking it was set only to load with a floppy, I changed the order
to accept the CDrom drive, that worked installing the windows 98sa, but as I
said before.. the laptop won't accept the two keys I've tired. Right now
it's back to using the hard drive.. and that's why it goes directly to the
product key request screen..

I am guessing that all I need now is a product key that works..

"Daave" wrote:

> "Marilyn2U" <Marilyn2U@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:625D485C-C5DF-4AAF-85FB-44DFA372E967@microsoft.com...
> > DON, I have the orignial 98SE disk, with the Product Key, but none of
> > the
> > Keys including my own works.. It's not being accepted, say that it's
> > not a
> > good key. When I turn my computer on, it goes directly to the
> > Windows setup
> > screen, I've tired to get into the BIOS, but the laptop isn't
> > answering the
> > command.. it goes directly to the Set-Up wizzard..
>
> What kind of disk is it? Retail? Generic OEM? Branded OEM? The answer to
> that will determine what kind of key you need to use. Another thing is
> to make sure you enter all the characters properly. A 5 can look like an
> S, an 8 can look like a B, a 6 like a G, etc.
>
> Also what is the make and model of your laptop? And how do you normally
> access the BIOS?
>
>

 

[Gary S. Terhune]

Have you tried contacting the laptop manufacturer and asking them?

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS-MVP Shell/User
www.grystmill.com

"Marilyn2U" <Marilyn2U@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7897C660-59D4-4EA3-95AB-09F1F0BBC289@microsoft.com...
> One more thing I forgot to add... The laptop has a floppy drive, but I
> have
> no ability to use it, no way to copy anything to a floppy. When I went
> into
> the BIOS thinking it was set only to load with a floppy, I changed the
> order
> to accept the CDrom drive, that worked installing the windows 98sa, but as
> I
> said before.. the laptop won't accept the two keys I've tired. Right
> now
> it's back to using the hard drive.. and that's why it goes directly to the
> product key request screen..
>
> I am guessing that all I need now is a product key that works..
>
> "Daave" wrote:
>
>> "Marilyn2U" <Marilyn2U@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:625D485C-C5DF-4AAF-85FB-44DFA372E967@microsoft.com...
>> > DON, I have the orignial 98SE disk, with the Product Key, but none of
>> > the
>> > Keys including my own works.. It's not being accepted, say that it's
>> > not a
>> > good key. When I turn my computer on, it goes directly to the
>> > Windows setup
>> > screen, I've tired to get into the BIOS, but the laptop isn't
>> > answering the
>> > command.. it goes directly to the Set-Up wizzard..
>>
>> What kind of disk is it? Retail? Generic OEM? Branded OEM? The answer to
>> that will determine what kind of key you need to use. Another thing is
>> to make sure you enter all the characters properly. A 5 can look like an
>> S, an 8 can look like a B, a 6 like a G, etc.
>>
>> Also what is the make and model of your laptop? And how do you normally
>> access the BIOS?
>>
>>

 

[Ben Myers]

"Marilyn2U" <Marilyn2U@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7897C660-59D4-4EA3-95AB-09F1F0BBC289@microsoft.com...
> One more thing I forgot to add... The laptop has a floppy drive, but I have
> no ability to use it, no way to copy anything to a floppy.

Please explain why this is so.

> When I went into
> the BIOS thinking it was set only to load with a floppy, I changed the order
> to accept the CDrom drive,

If you are saying that you changed the boot sequence, then change it back.
If you need a boot floppy, see http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm

> that worked installing the windows 98sa, but as I
> said before.. the laptop won't accept the two keys I've tired. Right now
> it's back to using the hard drive.. and that's why it goes directly to the
> product key request screen..
> I am guessing that all I need now is a product key that works..

If you are saying that booting from the hard drive takes you directly to
Windows setup, try tapping the F8 key repeatedly during bootup, then
select "Safe mode command prompt only". Then download
http://www.62nds.com/62nds/diag.exe to a floppy and run it on the
laptop by typing "a:\diag".

Ben

 

[Marilyn2U]

"Ben Myers" wrote:

The laptop has a floppy drive, but I have
> > no ability to use it, no way to copy anything to a floppy.

> Please explain why this is so.

Because I don't have a floppy drive on my desktop computer, it's only on the
laptop which doesn't want to load windows, so there is no way I can burn a
floppy from the net.. I can't access the floppy on the laptop until I get
windows up and running..
>
> > When I went into
> > the BIOS thinking it was set only to load with a floppy, I changed the order
> > to accept the CDrom drive,
>
> If you are saying that you changed the boot sequence, then change it back.
> If you need a boot floppy, see http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm

I know that and I had already changed it back to hard drive, but while it
sequence was changed to CDrom I was able to download Windows 98sa.. only
problem is I don 't have a product key that works, can't understand that
since I have the original key from the CD disk I use on an old desktop
computer. I even tried a different product key, but it would work either...
Besides all that, I was told that it would take 9 floppies to make a
bootdisk copy.. I DON'T have the ability yet, until I get windows up and
running, to copy a floppy disk.. Windows 98se is loaded on the computer,
but it won't work without a product key..

I've decided to give it to someone I know that is better with computers then
I am...

THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR HELP.......

 

[Daave]

Marilyn2U wrote:
> Thank you for responding.
>
> The CD came with a desktop I had years ago, it's not a copy. It's an
> orgininal microsoft CD.

Again, what type of disc is this "orgininal microsoft CD"? Is it retail?
Or generic OEM?

> The 1995 laptop I am trying to install it
> on is a CTX EzBook 700E. I did find the user manual, Alt, Ctrl, S
> allows me occasionally (if I hit it right) to access the BIOS.. .

Well, you'll need to hit it right.

Once you enter the BIOS, configure it so your PC boots off your CD-ROM
drive. Of course, you will need the proper 98SE Installation disc--most
likely a generic OEM disc. And we have yet to establish whether or not
that's what you have! (I suspect you are trying to use a branded OEM
disc. Am I right?)

> Right now the BIOS are set up to use the hard drive.. I had it to
> use the CDrom drive, when I tired to install 98SE, it's installed,
> but now it won't accept the Key I have or one I got off the web...

That's because the only certain keys work with certain installation
discs. Either obtain a generic OEM disc (and enter the key on your
laptop, assuming your laptop originally had 98 SE) or purchase a retail
disc (which will have its own key).

 

[Angel]

J.T.Owens,
It has been almost a month since your post. Did you ever find the
Product ID? It is in the same column as the Product Key. You never told us
if you got it or not. Or did you have to get a new disk? Please let us know
if it was solved or not.
Angel

"Angel" <angel@noway.com> wrote in message
news:%231kyiN80HHA.3940@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> The way to find the Product Key in the Registry is:
> Start>Run>regedit>My computer is at the top (with a - in front of it. If
it
> has a +, click on the + this makes it
> a -)>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>Software>Microsoft>Windows>Current Version>Click
on
> the folder not the +. Other folders you click on the + to make them a -.
> When you click on the Current Version folder, a list appears on the right
> pane. Look in there for the Product Key. The Product is on the left of
this
> list. The product Key is at the right. I hope this helps.
> Angel
>
> "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
> > My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the install
> disk.
> > Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up process and I don't have
an
> ID
> > Key. Microsoft support would not help me since the version is
unsupported.
> > Any way to get a key for this thing?
>
>

 

[PCR]

"Angel" <angel@noway.com> wrote in message
news:uXDVY$Q6HHA.2752@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl
| J.T.Owens,
| It has been almost a month since your post. Did you ever find the
| Product ID? It is in the same column as the Product Key. You never
| told us if you got it or not. Or did you have to get a new disk?
| Please let us know if it was solved or not.

He's in Sing Sing prison, Angel, after using one of thanatoid's keys!

| Angel
|
| "Angel" <angel@noway.com> wrote in message
| news:%231kyiN80HHA.3940@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|> Hi,
|> The way to find the Product Key in the Registry is:
|> Start>Run>regedit>My computer is at the top (with a - in front of
|> it. If it has a +, click on the + this makes it
|> a -)>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>Software>Microsoft>Windows>Current
|> Version>Click on the folder not the +. Other folders you click on
|> the + to make them a -. When you click on the Current Version
|> folder, a list appears on the right pane. Look in there for the
|> Product Key. The Product is on the left of this list. The product
|> Key is at the right. I hope this helps. Angel
|>
|> "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
|> news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
|> > My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the
|> > install disk. Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up
|> > process and I don't have an ID Key. Microsoft support would not
|> > help me since the version is unsupported. Any way to get a key for
|> > this thing?

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net

 

[Angel]

PCR,
LOL!! Wondered what happened!! He just made that one post and nothing
was ever heard from him again. Never even a *thank you* to the group!! O
well!
Angel

"PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
news:uSsbAsa6HHA.1484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> "Angel" <angel@noway.com> wrote in message
> news:uXDVY$Q6HHA.2752@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl
> | J.T.Owens,
> | It has been almost a month since your post. Did you ever find the
> | Product ID? It is in the same column as the Product Key. You never
> | told us if you got it or not. Or did you have to get a new disk?
> | Please let us know if it was solved or not.
>
> He's in Sing Sing prison, Angel, after using one of thanatoid's keys!
>
> | Angel
> |
> | "Angel" <angel@noway.com> wrote in message
> | news:%231kyiN80HHA.3940@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> |> Hi,
> |> The way to find the Product Key in the Registry is:
> |> Start>Run>regedit>My computer is at the top (with a - in front of
> |> it. If it has a +, click on the + this makes it
> |> a -)>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>Software>Microsoft>Windows>Current
> |> Version>Click on the folder not the +. Other folders you click on
> |> the + to make them a -. When you click on the Current Version
> |> folder, a list appears on the right pane. Look in there for the
> |> Product Key. The Product is on the left of this list. The product
> |> Key is at the right. I hope this helps. Angel
> |>
> |> "J T Owens" <J T Owens@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> |> news:C4D4A84E-0DE7-434C-9EA3-C80BC1B18FDB@microsoft.com...
> |> > My kids were playing with my older laptop and tried to use the
> |> > install disk. Unfortunatly they did not complete the set-up
> |> > process and I don't have an ID Key. Microsoft support would not
> |> > help me since the version is unsupported. Any way to get a key for
> |> > this thing?
>
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> Thanks or Good Luck,
> There may be humor in this post, and,
> Naturally, you will not sue,
> Should things get worse after this,
> PCR
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