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  3. June 2006

Re: Ghosting a WinXP boot drive (was: AMD vs. Intel)

Dan,

I seem to recall (not saying much there) that there were "corporate"

versions of XP Pro that did not require a product key.  Or was it that the
same product key could be used for multiple (thousands of) installs?



The latter.  The corporate license keys do not require activation, and may
be used on multiple machines. That is also why they are the "valuable" for
people running pirated versions of XP.  Rumor has it that installation of
SP2 disables numerous "well known" corporate keys.

Doug

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