rec.autos.simulators

Thanks in advance,
Rolf

Buddy, you are ascrewed without that ID.
I know that sucks to hear but you'll have to get another 'copy'

Where do you live?

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  Hi,
  this is a little bit off topic, but I need help:
  Did a windows 98SE reinstall on my GPL Computer and, then came the question
  about the ID No. I cannot find it, because I have switched the original
  Paperbox of my original Windows98SE to a Plastic box and it seems, I have
  thrown the paperbox with the ID No. away. I have a second version of
  original Windows 98SE (Two Computers=2 systems ;-)) and: the same here.
  Where can I find an ID No.??? Because its saturday and no GPL the weekend is
  hard!!!

  Thanks in advance,
  Rolf

You didn't hear it from me though.. :)

Mike
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Shocking...

Mike
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Oh dear!

"Shocking..." was an ironic response to the comment "You didn't hear it from me
though.. :)" bearing in mind this newsgroup's general approach to copied
software. As you rightly point out this is not like a "help me I seem to have
lost my N2002 key" plea! It was not intended seriously.

The lack of a smiley might convey the dead pan way it was intended or it might
just be taken seriously. Obviously the latter, which is my mistake.

Cheers

Tony

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"Tony Rickard" >
                                  .......shocking.............

dave henrie

:
)

buzard

Did your copy come with the machine you bought or did you buy your windows
software seperately?

If it is an oem version as supplied with the machine by the manufacturer,
you might find a sticker on the back of your computer case containing the
code

MS

  Win98SE is probably the best of the 9x/ME series. It's generally the
most stable. The problem is that Microsoft is soon dropping support. There
will soon be no new patches for any security or other problems. Newer
software may not work with it.

  I ran into a problem at work where I couldn't install sound drivers
under Win98 (original). I don't see any real difference between it and SE,
but I was forced to upgrade just to get the sound to work!

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Thanks to someone, greetings to anyone
Rolf
didn't think, I started such a long thread, hehe

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