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    #16
    Originally posted by Randicoot View Post
    The license can be transferred, but only if it's not an OEM verson.

    No I paid full whack for mine from Special Reserve a few yrs back mate, so it should be fine yes?

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      #17
      In practice, I think Microsoft are very good about giving you a fresh code. You just say that you needed to replace your motherboard or something...

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        #18
        Originally posted by Magnakai View Post
        In practice, I think Microsoft are very good about giving you a fresh code. You just say that you needed to replace your motherboard or something...
        So are u saying that my current XP Pro, which I bought from a shop cant be transfered onto another PC?

        I thought that an OEM version of an OS was the version that u got pre-loaded onto your PC when bought. i.e. not a proper version?.

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          #19
          What about running Strategy stuff like C&C, Medieval, Rome Total Warrior or Rollercoaster Tycoon 1/2/3?

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