Vista upgrade order doesn't look right

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  Hi guys,.

  I have a Toshiba Qosmio F30 (127) with the standard front load Mat * a DVD-RAM (model UJ-846) Player.

  I have for months without any apparent problem burn a variety of CD DVD & (R/RW) and recently received my expected Vista Express Upgrade DVD which I assume adopts the format DVD RAM.

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  I have read a number of threads of support which advises: (i) changing some registry keys, which seem to be unnecessary following a procedure of recovering costs of system; (ii) the transfer mode to DMA to PIO on the primary IDE channel in Manager devices, and (iii) the offending disk and IDE/ATAPI controllers Device Manager uninstall followed by a restart of switching. I tried (ii) & (iii) independently several times resulting in Windows Installer automatically the drivers for the hardware newly found followed by a final reboot, but the Enigma DVD persists.

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  Thanks for listening...

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  I have such a history of sobbing, but all this is TRUE...

  In January 2008, I bought an upgrade Windows Vista Edition full for my Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE) PC. I did it through Windows Marketplace and the so-called "Digital Locker". I had already run Vista upgrade Adviser and found that my computer was quite ready for the new OS. I downloaded the whole package on my HDD immediately that night. In addition, I bought an extension so that the software would be 'safe' to download even more time.

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  Then, Microsoft had some kind of unusual idea. They decided to close Windows Marketplace and build a new store from Microsoft. But where it's really me and my purchase?

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  1. I'll post my e-mail address below. Please no spamming, but if you have a product key Vista Ultimate old that you no longer use and would like to donate, feel free to send it to me. I would be sincerely grateful humbly.
  2. If any of you have contact with Microsoft Corporation, please do not hesitate to tell them about my fate and run to the top of the stem. I am confident that someone was able to know what happened to me, they might like to see a happy customer and help me resolve this issue. Note that I am a MCSE (but only on NT4) and spent my life buy legal copiesunder license from everything I have ever installed (including all products of Microsoft, of course). I used to work for WordPerfect Corp., hold myself, my family and my business at a high level. Of course, that contain versions of test, but still...

  I am so disappointed with Windows Marketplace and Digital Locker service. I have paid for the extension of additional downloads. And the thing is, their approach was to never send anything with the details of the purchase,including the product key!

  The following is an exact quote from the email they sent me (I still have the original I found in my Outlook files):

  "You have successfully created an account for the service digital locker at Windows Marketplace." Now you can use the digital locker to download and install the software, recover the licenses,... .and look after your purchase information. »

  "The assistant service digital locker keeps all the license information on your PC to facilitate access. You have more to search your computer or e-mail messages to retrieve this information in one convenient place. [translation] Digital locker service also records billing information for quick and easy extraction on your next purchase. »

  I received this email on 14 January 2008, at 23:13. A minute later at 23:14, I received the following email:

  "Thank you for using the service digital locker at Windows Marketplace."

  "This email confirms that you have purchased successfully:

  "Microsoft® Windows Vista Ultimate UPGRADE".
  Quantity: 1
  Dealer: Microsoft

  "You can now access your license or licenses that have been delivered to your service digital locker."

  And that's all. No price is mentioned; No product key leaked; It was all through the Digital Locker service.

  So there you have it. If you want or can help me, I would be ever so much obliged. Hereby, I PROMISE you that I won't ever crazy enough to wait two years before trying to install something that I bought online, even if it was a task as big as the installation of an operating system! I will gladly accept any form of punishment imposed, with the only exception being to lose the Vista Ultimate license and the hard-earned served to pay for this product (we are a bit poor, butstill I never pirate software). Don't forget, the installation files have been sitting on my hard drive since that night of January.

  Sincerely,

  Noel Stanford Oveson
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.
  CNE, MCSE, DESTROYED
  currently in Berlin, Germany
  Old directory Novell architect/Consultant

  MS does not keep the modules or any link to keys

  The market square, now Digital River, is distinct from Ms.

  When you purchase online via download, there is an option to pay extra for any cd. Its the responsibility of the users to keep external copies of any download or any key.

  If you have proof of purchase, IE the bank /cc reception then http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;326246