De/Re-activate XP Pro

Yes it can
The EULA says that you can use XP on ONE machine...by uninstalling from the
old/broken machine and reinstalling onto the new machine you are doing
that.You will have to reactivate on the new machine.If it will not let you
do this over the net use the phone option.It is painless albeit a bit
slow....I have had to do it 4 times.
peter
"fromidaho" <fromidaho.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I had purchased a copy of XP Pro to rebuild a laptop due to hard-disk
>crash.
> The laptop is about to go dead again. Can the XP on the laptop be
> deactivated
> and reinstalled and activated on a brand new hardware? Thanks in advance.
>
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When my old computer died, I just reinstalled my old XP in my new computer
(blank HD) and activated it no problems.

Paul
"peter" <peterk.DeleteThis@nowhere.net> wrote in message
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> Yes it can
> The EULA says that you can use XP on ONE machine...by uninstalling from
> the old/broken machine and reinstalling onto the new machine you are doing
> that.You will have to reactivate on the new machine.If it will not let you
> do this over the net use the phone option.It is painless albeit a bit
> slow....I have had to do it 4 times.
> peter
> "fromidaho" <fromidaho.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5338EDCF-4664-4548-85A0-5BBF0858C257@microsoft.com...
>>I had purchased a copy of XP Pro to rebuild a laptop due to hard-disk
>>crash.
>> The laptop is about to go dead again. Can the XP on the laptop be
>> deactivated
>> and reinstalled and activated on a brand new hardware? Thanks in advance.
>>
>
>
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