Installing Windows XP Service Pack2

Hi,
Each time I try to install, the error message I receive is, The product key
used to install M.S. Windiws may not be valid. For more more info. about why
you have received this error message, and steps you can take to resolve this
issue, visit WWW.howtotell.com.
My question is, do I need to put a disc in when I try to install?

"Frustrated" wrote:

> Hi,
> Each time I try to install, the error message I receive is, The product key
> used to install M.S. Windiws may not be valid. For more more info. about why
> you have received this error message, and steps you can take to resolve this
> issue, visit WWW.howtotell.com.
> My question is, do I need to put a disc in when I try to install?

"Frustrated" wrote:

> Hi,
> Each time I try to install, the error message I receive is, The product key
> used to install M.S. Windiws may not be valid. For more more info. about why
> you have received this error message, and steps you can take to resolve this
> issue, visit WWW.howtotell.com.
> My question is, do I need to put a disc in when I try to install?

Frustrated wrote:
> Each time I try to install, the error message I receive is, The
> product key used to install M.S. Windiws may not be valid. For more
> more info. about why you have received this error message, and steps
> you can take to resolve this issue, visit WWW.howtotell.com.
> My question is, do I need to put a disc in when I try to install?

Frustrated wrote:
> Earlier today, I posted a question regarding a problem with updating
> and installing the XP2 Service Pack, however, I seem to have answered
> my own question by just putting a disc with the proper product key.
>
> Thanks to anyone who tried to help me.
>
> Frustrated

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Frustrated wrote:
>> Each time I try to install, the error message I receive is, The
>> product key used to install M.S. Windiws may not be valid. For more
>> more info. about why you have received this error message, and steps
>> you can take to resolve this issue, visit WWW.howtotell.com.
>> My question is, do I need to put a disc in when I try to install?

Frustrated wrote:
> Earlier today, I posted a question regarding a problem with updating
> and installing the XP2 Service Pack, however, I seem to have answered
> my own question by just putting a disc with the proper product key.
>
> Thanks to anyone who tried to help me.
>
> Frustrated

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Frustrated wrote:
>> Each time I try to install, the error message I receive is, The
>> product key used to install M.S. Windiws may not be valid. For more
>> more info. about why you have received this error message, and steps
>> you can take to resolve this issue, visit WWW.howtotell.com.
>> My question is, do I need to put a disc in when I try to install?

Frustrated wrote:
> Earlier today, I posted a question regarding a problem with updating
> and installing the XP2 Service Pack, however, I seem to have answered
> my own question by just putting a disc with the proper product key.
>
> Thanks to anyone who tried to help me.
>
> Frustrated

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html