Verfying Activation

Hi,

How do I verify Vista is properly activated?

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Daniel Jameson;958943 Wrote:
> Hi
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> How do I verify Vista is properly activated
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> Daniel Jameso
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> You don't have to agree with an artist's opinio
> to appreciate the art with which he expresses it

Simply right click on the Computer icon seen on the desktop to look a
the system/user information shown there. At the bottom it will show i
Windows has been activated

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Night Hawk

Press Windows Logo key + Pause/break above the backspace key.

Tyro

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> How do I verify Vista is properly activated?
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>

You may also go to Start - Help and support and type in "windows activation"
in the search box.

Tyro

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> How do I verify Vista is properly activated?
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> to appreciate the art with which he expresses it.
>

Tyro;958966 Wrote:
> Press Windows Logo key + Pause/break above the backspace key.
>
> Tyro
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> "Daniel Jameson" <no_danjam_spam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:O$rguA0hJHA.1172@xxxxxx> > >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > How do I verify Vista is properly activated?
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> > > Daniel Jameson
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> > > You don't have to agree with an artist's opinion
> > > to appreciate the art with which he expresses it.
> > > > >

That also works for the 7 beta as well.

Tyro;958976 Wrote:
> You may also go to Start - Help and support and type in "windows
> activation"
> in the search box.
>
> Tyro
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> "Daniel Jameson" <no_danjam_spam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:O$rguA0hJHA.1172@xxxxxx> > >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > How do I verify Vista is properly activated?
> > >
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> > > Daniel Jameson
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> > > You don't have to agree with an artist's opinion
> > > to appreciate the art with which he expresses it.
> > > > >

When tried in 7 all you see is the Q+A links when the help and support
window appears. The previous methods posted should work in XP through 7
beta reliably.


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Night Hawk

Visit http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/val...lidateNow.aspx and click on
"Validate Windows".


"Daniel Jameson" <> wrote in message news:O$...
Hi,

How do I verify Vista is properly activated?

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You don't have to agree with an artist's opinion
to appreciate the art with which he expresses it.

Thanks, y'all.


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> How do I verify Vista is properly activated?
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> You don't have to agree with an artist's opinion
> to appreciate the art with which he expresses it.
>

Go to control panel and click on the 'system' icon. At the bottom of the
system window you should see a section marked 'Windows Activation'. If your
system has been activated correctly you should see the words 'Windows is
activated'

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"Daniel Jameson" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> How do I verify Vista is properly activated?
>
> --
> Daniel Jameson
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> You don't have to agree with an artist's opinion
> to appreciate the art with which he expresses it.
>

John Barnett MVP;959302 Wrote:
> Go to control panel and click on the 'system' icon. At the bottom of th
> system window you should see a section marked 'Windows Activation'. I
> you
> system has been activated correctly you should see the words 'Window
> i
> activated
>
> -
>
> -
> John Barnett MV
> Windows XP Associate Exper
> Windows Desktop Experienc
>
> Web: 'Windows User' (http://www.winuser.co.uk
> Web: 'John Barnett's Silver Surfer Guide: Home Page
> (http://www.silversurfer-guide.com
> Web: 'John Barnett's Windows Vista Support
> (http://vistasupport.mvps.org
> Web: 'John Barnett's Windows XP Help and Support
> (http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org
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> "Daniel Jameson" <no_danjam_spam@xxxxxx> wrote in messag
> news:O$rguA0hJHA.1172@xxxxxx> > >
> > > Hi
> >
> > > How do I verify Vista is properly activated
> >
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> > > Daniel Jameso
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> > > You don't have to agree with an artist's opinio
> > > to appreciate the art with which he expresses it
> > > > >

Simply right clicking on the Computer icon seen on the desktop an
selecting properties brings you to the same screen. That shows th
version of Windows, what service pack is installed, compute
administator, work group, and the last portion showing if Windows i
activated along with the product key

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Night Hawk

"Daniel Jameson" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> How do I verify Vista is properly activated?
>
right click on desk top and choose properties

will tell you at the bottom of that page
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