You mean, alter the key algorithyms, just like they did with XP and SP1?
RTM (or SP0 as it's also called) uses a different key sequence than SP1/SP2 do.
Which causes those of us who work on customer's machines to discuss Bill Gate's possible ancestry and sexual habits to no end... since, if you repair with a RTM copy of XP, you'll have to reinstall all the service packs AND updates, but if you use a SP2 CD to do a repair, you can't use the customer's key! And guess what? There's no mark as to which key it IS!
Anyone have a program that I can toss a key to and it'll tell me the SP it relates to?
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You mean, alter the key algorithyms, just like they did with XP and SP1?
... since, if you repair with a RTM copy of XP, you'll have to reinstall all the service packs AND updates, but if you use a SP2 CD to do a repair, you can't use the customer's key! And guess what? There's no mark as to which key it IS!
RTM (or SP0 as it's also called) uses a different key sequence than SP1/SP2 do.
Which causes those of us who work on customer's machines to discuss Bill Gate's possible ancestry and sexual habits to no end
Anyone have a program that I can toss a key to and it'll tell me the SP it relates to?
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