Win7pro Activation fails after replacing the HDD with SSD on HP Mini 5102, SP1 would be the issue?

Hi all

Displays the first time here, be it a Sunday I can't contact customer service...

I bought my HP a few months ago and had an Indilinx SSD detached from my updates. Think the mini 5102 would be the best place to put the Indilinx (G2 Intel went in the largest notebook).

After going through the pain of a full reinstall (best way for ssd), , I had the machine works very well with all the updated drivers and updates to the OS, but have obviously forgotten to activate (as it appears on the system properties page). I thought the network would be the best place to get the last of my tasks of re.

BTW, factory installed Windows 7 Pro 32 bit...

So I have just run the activation routine and do NOT have! Using the initially installed key.

  1. Could this have caused the bone now have Service pack 1?
  2. Could it be changing right on HARD for one SSD drive?

Should I call Microsoft or HP?

(I have the disk HARD original (with intact BONES) for the replacement if necessary).

With thanks and greetings from the Australia,.

Dave

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The registry key will not work with the installation of OS in retail. It is the volume key OEM HP uses in the production. You have a license attached at the bottom of the laptop key? If so, it is to use.

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