| ticars@gmail.com 2006-10-09, 7:44 pm |
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quote:
> Becuase, if something happens to your computer, and you gotta buy
> a new one, you are XXXXED OVER. You cannot activate it on a
> new PC, and have to buy a new copy. That is why everyone HATES
> product activation, and why every cracker on Earth tries to defeat it.
> Pardoin my language, but I am NOT going to be XXXXED by
> Microsoft, or anyone else, if I have to buy a new computer.
> If you want to let the software companies XXXX you over, if you
> ever have to buy a new PC, thats your business, but I am not
> going to let that happen to ME.
I'm sorry, but that doesn't really make any sense. If this really is
why you are doing this, why not just activate it right away, then if
you get a new machine you can go and try and find the crack. Wouldn't
that make more sense???
I've never really had a problem with activation. I had one product
from MS where I had 5 installs available, I went over that limit and
all I had to do was call MS and they added 3 more to the key. Really
wasn't a big deal.
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