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Ok, I built my own computer and installing XP was a breeze a few months back, now I went to format due to clutter, and didn't check the code was intact, just my luck it has a scratch across two digits. I cannot make it out and I'm really stressed, please, someone help me?
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Their may be software out there that can extract your code from you registry, other than that call microsoft, they might issue you another if you can prove purchase.
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#3
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Calling Microsoft is expensive though?
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#4
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Cheaper than buying the software again.
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#5
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Argh this is annoying, thanks for the quick reply though
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#6
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CD Keys
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If your asking if their`s a program to read the code of the disc then i think the answer is no,
If you want to find the code to something already installed then there`s this http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder/
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If builders built buildings the way programmers wrote programs, then the first woodpecker that came along would destroy civilization. A computer once beat me at chess But it was no match for me at kick boxing.
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#8
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It's 2 alphanumeric digits, I'm laboriously trying every combination.
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#9
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Right, but that program above will read it from your PC thus giving you the missing digits. Unless you already formatted?
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#10
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Already formatted :/
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