QUOTE(RokXIII @ Apr 13 2007, 11:59 PM)
Well, i got another question here.
Now, I already activated my Vista, so if let say I format my computer, when i reinstall back Vista, do I need to activate again the windows? Or it will automatic activate since I ald activated last time...
P/S : The Vista I bought is neither OEM nor Retail....
What do you mean neither OEM nor Retail? If you buy Vista, it has to be one of these editions (MSDN, Academic, Technical Previews, etc. have licences resembling OEM copies).Now, I already activated my Vista, so if let say I format my computer, when i reinstall back Vista, do I need to activate again the windows? Or it will automatic activate since I ald activated last time...
P/S : The Vista I bought is neither OEM nor Retail....
Anyway, to answer your query, you won't be ask to reactivate if the reinstallation is performed on the same motherboard and hard disk (even when reformatted). Vista ties your activation key to your motherboard's BIOS ID or something if I remember. I have tested this too and it is indeed true that a motherboard/BIOS switch will result in you having to reactivate your copy again.
Reactivation is easy. Just call up the 24 hour toll free number based in India and give them the activation ID. They will reissue you a new one. It is entirely confidential.
Apr 14 2007, 12:16 AM

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