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Cheapest Windows XP Home Edition
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I didn't say you couldn't install it, just that you legally can't as OEM is meant only for supply with a new computer. The OP's isn't a new computer. Ebuyer really shouldn't have sold you it without purchasing qualifying hardware as well.
Ok i understand, i thought OEM was just a cheaper way of buying an os as it didnt come in the original boxNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20 -
[FONT="]Like said before, you should have a license on the side of your computer. They look something like this: [/FONT]
[FONT="]Get a copy of XP home and install it with that key. If you live in the Merseyside area, we can do this for you saving you lot of money. Just PM me for details.
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If you already have a license you just need to phone Microsoft and they will provide you with a disc.Please use OpenDocument (ISO 26300) format (.odt - .ods - .odp - .odg) for attachments0
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