G50 on Windows 10: change the functionality of the multimedia keys with keys F1 - F12 - hotkey swap

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  My company bought some Qosmio G50 - 12R notebooks to install professional software. I said, I want mobile computers with Windows XP, but these PCs are on Vista. I tried to install the software on Vista and Windows 7 RC but without success. We decided to install Windows XP pro and now all the software are OK, but we get to find all the XP drivers.

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  Qosmio F50/G50 series are released with Vista and Win XP is not supported on these books.
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• How can I change the product key Windows 7 starter edition

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• change the product key on windows 7 ultimate 64-bit full

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• What are the security risks by allowing a program to change the registry keys in Windows 7, without knowing what are the changes?

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• Change the product key to use COA OEM during the product upgrade

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• I need to change the product key

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  So what I want to do is to just change the product with a new key.  The key corresponds to the version of Windows, so this isn't the problem.

  Thanks in advance.

  Its slow but it works as long as you don't have too many computers:

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• change the product key for win xp 64-bit

  Im sorry, new to this forum but who want a win xp 64 - bit product key change. I installed os with the key to the business, but I want it back to oem sticker on the box of the computer.

  How can I do?

  Thank you

  Change the product key on Windows XP:
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• Change the product key

  Hello
  The situation is like this: I have 10 Acer laptops with linux installed on them and 10 Windows XP home sp3.
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  Before I created the image I activated the license and I tried to change, with a few small programs, the product, but keys with no luck. Is there a way to do this without having to reinstall the operating system?
  Thanks in advance.

  Given that you have a valid Windows XP key license and product for each computer, try this:

  1. run the registry editor and change at least one digit of the value of this key:

  HLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows NT / CurrentVersion / WPAEvents / OOBETimer

  2. click on start > run and enter this command:

  %systemroot%\System32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a

  3. Select Yes, I want a phone rep > next > change product key.

  4 type the new product key, and then click Update.

  5. turn on.

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• Change the Bitlocker pin with Admin rights

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• Change the line key notify labels via sip

  Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew if the following text was possible. Is it possible to change any part of the config of the series phone Cisco SPA via a SIP notify or similar method. I have an asterisk server, where we have created a system to move a device for extensions without requiring a reconfiguration/reset (in the most anticipated cases for the function, the new phones or complete swaps may or may not require commissioning). The problem with this so that when you move Extension A of device 1 device 2, clearly labels don't update unless you change the configuration via the web gui or commissioning.

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