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Originally Posted by SirKenin
In case you were looking for the right answer, the key on your computer is only good for that particular version. To upgrade to a different version using the anytime disk you have to buy a key for that particular version.
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Originally Posted by PC eye
In case you were looking for the actual answer look over the manufacturer's support site for the system there in case the preinstalled copy of Windows there was incomplete. Their faq section should have something on what to do when the automatic restore feature fails to work like it should.
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. its illegal to do so, but what i did several times was just call up the number and tell them u had to change out the mobo or something, and they'll giv ya a key.
The key that u get on the sticker of genuinity on ur machine when bought, is a SPECIALLY coded key which was formed by taking the serial nmbers of the parts in ur maachine, and putting them though a mathematical formula. That is why usually when u add more ram or something u need to reactivate.