HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC: Windows product key

Can someone please tell me how I can get my Windows 7 product key when its doors summer above the bottom of my laptop.  I have my n serial and product # but I can not get something about the product key.

Cameo96 wrote:

Can someone please tell me how I can get my Windows 7 product key when its doors summer above the bottom of my laptop.  I have my n serial and product # but I can not get something about the product key.

Something like Belarc to find your product key. The only other way to reorganize the recovery media to restore factory system, if they still have this will restore also your product key as well. Otherwise, you will need to purchase a new product key for Microsoft if you reformatted the system with a different version of Windows 7 other then what comes from the factory install.

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