Activation issue when replacing motherboard and processor, but no disc?

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• Replacing motherboard and processor, now Vista will not activate

  my computer wouldn't activate my windows vista accout... He told me that the product key is already in use... I understand the confusion I had to replace my motherboard and CPU... so my setup has completely changed... but I can assure you it's me the original owner of the product key and it is the same just different computer mobo and cpu...

  * original title - I had to replace my motherboard and processor and not vista won't activate my copy of windows *.

  "meldog" wrote in message News: 44b68b63-556f-44ae-a541-541bef262101...

  my computer wouldn't activate my windows vista accout... He told me that the product key is already in use... I understand the confusion I had to replace my motherboard and CPU... so my setup has completely changed... but I can assure you it's me the original owner of the product key and it is the same just different computer mobo and cpu...

  If your Vista came pre-installed, so it's an OEM license - and replace the motherboard except in conditions of warranty is not allowed. Notice of MS, the card mother IS the computer
  You will need to purchase a new FULL version commercial license and edition of Windows you want - from the motherboard is (probably) new, it must run Windows 7 with happiness.
   
  
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  Noel Paton | Nil Carborundum Illegitemi | CrashFixPC | The lazy three fingers

• Windows 7 genuine? New motherboard and processor

  Hello

  My motherboard and processor is dead, and you can buy them is out, so I had to buy a different motherboard and a different processor. Nothing has changed. Windows 7 activated without problem, it says "The Activation was successful" and that my Windows 7 is "authentic".

  What I've heard of before is now Windows 7 becoming not authentic after the installation of updates. Is this true? I have a legitimate copy of Windows bought on Amazon. I've already talked to Microsoft to see if I could turn on a new motherboard and CPU, and they said that the key was "good" and I could activate on the new Board of Directors and the CPU.

  So is this windows genuine? I have no call at all MS activation. And it will become inauthentic after installing updates?

  Thank you for your help. Happy new year!

  Alex

  Very well. I was advised by Tom Hardware forums and Windows 7 Forum that as long as the button is activated, it will be good to use, and it can be activated because unlike most recent motherboards, the motherboard has no SLIC, integrated into the BIOS feature.

  Thanks for your help.

• What are my options since I changed my motherboard and processor and now license is not valid?

  Friends, I had problems with my old build of three year with windows 7 pro 64 oem.  only now, I discovered the reason for windows refuses to activate on new construction, that I had to do because of these problems. I didn't have to have a new motherboard and processor would make unnecessary the my copy of windows. It was in my mind that there where windows 'lived' was in the hard drive. one of the reasons why I had to build another 'computer' should make a visual studio 8 microsoft c ++ problem I could not find any solution. now after an unexpected and costly reconstruction, I don't have the money to get a new license. so now, I guess that in 13 days I no longer have a computer at all. It's incredibly disappointing for me. are there any other options out there for me? Thank you for your time and your consideration.

  Try again by phone:

  How to activate Windows 7 manually (activate by phone)
   
  1) click Start and in the search for box type: slui.exe 4
   
  (2) press the ENTER"" key.
   
  (3) select your "country" in the list.
   
  (4) choose the option "activate phone".
   
  (5) stay on the phone (do not select/press all options) and wait for a person to help you with the activation.
   
  (6) explain your problem clearly to the support person.
   
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950929/en-us

  If this does not work, you can simply register and purchase a new license.

• Motherboard and processor upgrades

  Is there anyway I can find out what motherboard and processor will be compatible with my laptop Toshiba Satellite Pro L300-1FK and be an upgrade of the original equipment fitted. Toshiba has tried, but they don't want to know. I have the details of the specification for the processor and the motherboard and am looking for advice on where to find the technical information that will tell me what is happening with that without it breaking. Of the spec. sheet I have the motherboard was made by Toshiba and gives the chipset model and relevant details. The processor is an Intel Celeron 585 and once again have all the details of the spec... Have doubled from two to four memory and changed the hard drive for an SSD that has made a big difference in the speeding things up. If I can get just a better motherboard and processor so I'm home and dry. Can anyone help please?

  You should contact Toshiba for this information.  Laptops do not have motherboards standards or processors, so you can't just buy one and put in it, it must be specially designed for your laptop.

• After the new motherboard and processor installation Windows requires key, key to the sticker will not validate.

  I installed a new motherboard and processor to my PC and now it's me demanding in the news two days to activate windows. I type the product key that is located on the sticker and it refuses to validate. Assistance is needed.

  The key on the sticker code is assigned to the brand of the computer to which it is applied. Regardless of the brand, changed the m/b and the CPU (unless provided by the original manufacturer is a NEW computer.)

  If the advice of George do not work, you will need to purchase Windows 7 new...

• Activation of Windows Vista after changing motherboard and processor

  I bought a HP Pavilion Slimline PC (HP S3500z) with AMD Athlon Dual core, online from HP in the United States during the year 2008, which is preloaded with Windows Vista Home Premium. I did the recovery also disks at this time.

  In May 2009, I came to the India and the PC was fine. This year, in October 2010, the PC has suddenly stopped booting and after discussing the nature of the problem with the HP online support, it was concluded that the motherboard has gone wrong.

  I tried to locate to the motherboard, but it is not available and there are size constraints associated with the motherboard that can be mounted in the slimline PC... FINALLLY I could not well the same motherboard.

  Now, I have no option but replace the motherboard and the processor from Intel to make...
  But after the replacement of these two main components: the Vista downloaded on my PC will not recognize them and would require again activation...

  I have not yet changed components and require the guidance on how to make this change followed in reactivation...

  Please give information about the problem as early may so I'd go head and do what is necessary...

  Thank you and best regards

  ajai_x

  When you change the motherboard, you lose all rights to the OEM installed Vista OS.  It is called "tattoo" by HP and is a license agreement with Microsoft. Your only solution is to buy a version of the OS and sure, format the drive to lose all data. The only other alternative would have been to contact HP and ask questions on a refurbished motherboard, or a Board that is in the same group family who would accept the OEM license.

  Concept of tattoo HP: http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/449361-hp-motherboard-tattoo.html

• I had to replace my motherboard and processor, now it will not except my vista OS disk because it is a disc of high level

  My mother had crashed so, naturally, I replaced it with a much better and bigger processor, but now it will not except my Vista OS disk because it is a high quality disc.  My question can get just the windows upgrade version 7, or do I have to get the full version?

  You have to buy a complete new installation of Windows 7.

  Upgrade version of Windows 7 is good to upgrade a previous version installed and activated Windows.

• I need to get a new key when I update my motherboard and processor? OEM version

  I think of upgrading my motherboard systems and cpu. I will also change the brand of processor from AMD to Intel. I have an OEM version of windows running my my computer. I know that my key is tied to the current motherboard, I have, but can I use the key again on my next motherboard. I've been looking in the forums and people have said you can call Microsoft and they will be disables the button off the Board for I can use it again. Is this true?

  You may need to reactivate by phone:

  1. press the Windows key + X , and then clickrun, and then type: slui.exe 4

  
  

  2. then press the ENTER"" key.

  3. Select your "country" in the list.

  4. choose the option "activate phone".

  5. stay on the phone (do not select/press all options) and wait for a person to help you with the activation.

  6. explain your problem clearly to the support person.

• Motherboard and processor swap yeilds BSOD (blue screen error) in all modes.

  Two and 1/2 years, I'm building my own computer using an OEM of Windows Vista disk.

  Over the few months that I replaced the card motherboard and CPU on my computer at the main house, this dual boots Linux Ubuntu and Windows Vista.  It was working fine until recently.  The folks at EVGA set to day the jury after the first replacement fizzled when the machine starts up the second time.  I've since upgraded to a new modular power supply and a new processor Intel Quad (Q9300).

  Running this configuration I can't log on to windows using my main hard drive, a 500 G SATA.  I am able to choose Safe mode, safe mode with network... etc, but no matter what selection I make results in a brief flash of the BSOD, then my computer restarts. I got to the video screen to read as follows

  "A problem has been detected and windows has shut down to prevent damage to your computer.  If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen, restart your computer.  If this screen appears again, follow these steps.  Check for viruses on your computer.  Remove any newly installed hard drives or hard drive controllers.  Check your hard drive to ensure that it is properly configured and completed.  Run CHDSK /F to check for hard drive corruption, and then restart your computer.  "Technical information: * STOP: 0x00.

  I have virus scanned the disc with two calls from home via Windows Vista and ClamTK via Linux Ubuntu 10.04.  I tried with just the main hard drive connected and the connected IDE as well.  The hard drive seems to be connected correctly and has no problem running Ubuntu Linux in a dual-boot configuration.

  I ran CHDSK several once... no problems with SATA cable or he analyzes with a USB adapter with my laptop also on Windows Vista.  I was able to load Windows Vista on a separate hard drive (a former IDE 160 G) and ran from the disk check a couple different time to boot from the installation CD and the 160 g, after 6 scans, no problems were detected.

  Yesterday I woke up upward and instead of my computer up-to-date 87 or so updates to build one of the service packs, I was greeted with a copyright message, "an error has occurred.  You can also contact Microsoft by phone to help solve the problem.  «Code: 0xc004e002 Description: the software licensing service reported that the license above store contains inconsistent data.»

  I saved all the information in dual boot drive of 500G, it was always perfectly accessible and I used DBAN (of derrick boot and nuke) to refresh the smallest 160G hard drive.  I have reinstalled windows vista and ran the first 80 some updates and refused permission to check my license number.  The 160G hard drive starts and works fine... but it reassures me that I have to present once again the license number.  How can I get a different result than the blue screen of death or violation of copyright?

  If she gave you this code you shouldn't have a problem.

  Once Windows is activated, you can start one of these utlities to document the product key.

  Belarc Advisor: http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
  (He did a good job of providing a wealth of information.)

  Also: http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml
  and: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• Update the motherboard and processor

  Hi, I have a HP PC with a motherboard problem. (PC hangs and I can see several swollen capacitors) So since it must be replaced in any case I think I might as well upgrade the processor and the card mother together. The GPU and power supply are already upgraded.
  How can I get a motherboard better which could be agreed in the case of HP?
  And is there a way to know what the best MB/CPU combo is available which will always be compatible with my DDR2 RAM?

  I'll appreciate any advice. Don't you think it's time for a new PC.  I will include the relevant specifications.

  HP Pavilion Media Center m8430f desktop PC

  Motherboard manufacturer: Asus IPIBL-LB

  HP/Compaq name: Benicia-GL8E

  Micro-ATX: 24,5 cm (9.6 inches) x 24.5 cm (9.6 inches)

  Intel G33

  CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4 GHz
  Socket: 775
  Bus speed: 1066 MHz

  Thanks for the reply.

  I installed my old GPU (Geforce 9800GTX) in this PC and things seem to work

  a little better now. Maybe it was the new card BSODing my computer. Still I can see problems with the MB and do not know how much longer I have. So I still need to buy a new PC and could use some advise. I'm an older guy and my next PC will probably be my last so I'm worried about making a mistake.

  I use my PC all day. Especially for playing video games and watching

  movies and writing. I don't even have a TV. I use the computer for everything.
  I tried to shop online for a PC for a while now. I used the

  configurators to iBuyPower and CyberPower and I did research to build my own.
  I have even a little in my cart to start HP right now. They all have their advantages

  and disadvantages, but the main thing is that HP is the only one that I don't really trust.

  I like this HP ENVY 700qe desktop PC. There the processor 'K '. He

  is not a graphics card but compensates with 12 GB of RAM. I already have

  a better graphics card that offers those HP is a good compromise to me.
  I prefer Windows 7 Ultimate for Windows 8, so I'll change that right away. I have

  already have a 7 license and can just pocket the 8 which is fine.
  I would like to than the 256 GB SSD, but I think that their trade to the top is too expensive ($200) and

  I can always do it later anyway.
  I'm not too family with disk but cashing for $50, it's worth.
  I don't know what a 15-in-1 multi slot card reader is but 6 USB ports must be better than 4, so I would choose this option.
  I have better food they offer, but for $20, I'd get the 500W.

  What do you think? What Miss me? And how do you like yours? You can get a better price if you shop somewhere other than HP Direct?

• I need to replace my replacement motherboard and have the Creative Suite CS6

  I am under Creative Suite CS6 and my PC has developed a sense of fault, I need to replace my motherboard (and probably the RAM). Case, CPU, graphics card and all hard drives will remain the same.

  Creative Suite will simply work on the new series to the top or I have to deauthorise it on the old computer before I have to replace the motherbaord then it will allow once the repair is complete?

  Thanks for your help.

  Just to be sure I would turn off before in the case where it does not register when the machine is back.  If it still usable so you just need to reactivate it.  If she fails to reactivate and works correctly, you can uninstall, use the Cleaner Tool CS and reinstall and don't face the customer to recover a lost activation.

• Problem of motherboard and processor

  Hi Ive had a big problem on my computer hp pavilion dv6-3143sa laptop. It crashed last month and I put it in a computer store to find the problem.

  They told me that my motherboard and cpu had crashed. I wonder if LC for a card replacement mother & cpu because the laptop is still in good condition.

  The laptop would start to load but then I'd get a light flashing on the power button on the laptop and it would just keep blasting away and overheating.

  Any help would be great.

  I do that all the time and I thank you for the help that the laptop was a good and still in good condition.

  Thank you

• Change of motherboard and processor with XP Professional - problems?

  I'm about to upgrade my motherboard and CPU on my computer running windows xp professional with service pack 3 installed. Should I wait for all the problems of the operating system because it's not the original equipment that I have installed windows on?

  http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/moving_xp.html - to change the motherboard

  http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm - repair install how-to

  http://michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html - Clean install - how-to

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• Replacement motherboard and cannot off mode of manufacturing with ALT + F

  I bought a new motherboard of Dell (OCT103) for the Dimension E521.

  I received the card mother, screwed into the computer and everything works fine. But...

  The motherboard has been delivered with the method of manufacturing activated. Now, I have the problem, that the rest in manufacturing systems, although I entered in the new issue of servicetag already many times. I started my computer several times, but there is no chance to start in normal mode. There is always a message at end of boot, that "the system works in manufacturing mode. "Press ALT F to operate in normal mode. By pressing ALT + F for now removes the servicetag in the BIOS again and all settings are reset. Is this normal way?

  On the homepage of Dell, I found information, I have to boot into the BIOS setup and it press ALT + F in the main configuration to disable the mode of production. But when I press those buttons I got a beep, nothing more.

  Please can you tell me how to disable this mode correctly and permanent.

  Thanks for a response

  Hello

  I recently got a new machine (inspiron 660 s) from dell.

  The start screen always displays "mode of production", even though I entered the serial number.

  I tried a lot of keys to try to return to the normal mode, but not worked.

  Finally, I pressed 'Load Defaults' in the Menu output then output parameter of the BIOS.

  Everything became normal. A Dell Logo appears on startup. (Later, of course, I can change all the parameters :)

  Hope this helps!

  Mario :D