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Alright,Now to find the files.

[me]

you can save your wpa activation files

seen examples many times before, someone posted how to here down the page

http://www.msfn.org/board/lofiversion/index.php/t46791.html

I'll paste it anyway and the posters user name(tracker1001) and date
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traker1001
May 24 2005, 04:07 PM
Yes this is legal, As per M$ reps.

I saw something about this in the microsoft XP pro english forums just last Tuesday. Here it is.
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When you activate Windows XP, Microsoft stores the data in the Windows Product Activation database files wpa.dbl and Wpa.bak in the folder %systemroot%\system32. If you change the motherboard or make significant hardware changes, XP will require you to reactive. But if you plan to reinstall XP on the same hardware, you can back up the activation status and then restore it after you reinstall and avoid the activation process. You can backup the Windows Product Activation database files to diskette. They are very small. A directory listing from my XP Pro workstation:


C:\WINDOWS\system32>dir wp*
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 8447-0571

Directory of C:\WINDOWS\system32

10/24/2001 08:28 PM 12,584 wpa.bak
01/14/2002 09:05 AM 12,642 wpa.dbl

After you reinstall XP, to restore the Windows Product Activation database files:
Start XP to Minimal Safe mode
Change directory to the \%systemroot%\system32 folder
Rename the newly created wpa.dbl to wpa.nonactivated and wpa.bak, if it exists, to wpabak.nonactivated.
Copy your backed up wpa.dbl and wpb.bak files to the system32 folder
Reboot

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well there you go have fun,

[Husky]

its a dell, why save it

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Cuz wants it.