how to use the windows xp media center edition activation crack?
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Please to be installing the crack with the "instal" option, then to copy the .dll file to the proper virtuality, then to click upon the "proceed to crack" trigger!\n\nGood luck and the roses!
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Just borrow a Windows XP Home Edition CD from one of your friends and use your product key.  It should work just fine.
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Your only option at this point is to contact microsoft. If its a valid version they will give you another key. Windows xp key only works twice to begin with and then you have to contact them. If you are trying to boot a copy forget it! the encryption is almost infallible!
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It will tell you how to do it here, but its not reccomened\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599
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* Go to the add / remove programs in control panel. If you're using XP SP2, you'll see a 'show updates' box at the top of the add / remove programs. Turn it on.\n* Select "Windows Media Player 11".\nOR\n\n* Click the START button and select Run.\n* Type in: regedit in the command box.\n* When the regedit window appears, expand the HKEY LOCAL MACHINE by clicking on the plus sign to its right.\n* Now Click on the plus next to SOFTWARE, then MICROSOFT, then WINDOWS, then CURRENT VERSION and finally UNINSTALL\n* When you expand the Uninstall folder, you'll see all the programs currently installed, such as the uninstall Windows Media Player or etc.\n* Click on the folder you want to uninstall, in the box on the right you will see five strings:\n* DisplayIcon, DisplayName, ParentDisplayName, ParentKeyName and UninstallString..\n* Double click UninstallString and a box will appear with the uninstall string highlighted.\n* Right click on the highlighted entry and select COPY.\n* Close the Regedit window.\n* Select the START button and click RUN.\n* Right click inside the command box and paste the uninstall string and click OK to uninstall Windows Media Player 11.
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As far as I know, the only thing Windows XP Pro has that Media Center doesn't is the ability to log onto a network domain. If your program isn't network related, it shouldn't be a problem.
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What operation system do u use? I have the same problem with the same error. I have Windows XP Professional. I used to have access to the other computers on my network but after messing around with a utility known as Group Policy Editor (Run -> gpedit.msc) which u'll find only in XP prof and the media center edition, the error has started to come up. U might want to talk to someone who knows something abt the necessary settings on the Group Policy Editor. \ni'd appreciate it if u'd share any info that helps u with this....
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http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=313348\n\nStep by step from Microsoft on how to format and reload XP. The steps are the same using other MS products.
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You put the xp cd. it will ask for a reinstall or a repair. select repair. it wil automatically repair the errors. you will get windows media player.
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If you haven't got MSCONFIG, you can copy it from an XP machine to a Win2K machine and it works just fine.\n\nPut it in C:&#92;Windows&#92;System32 (or C:&#92;Winnt&#92;System32 depending on your Windows folder) and run it from the Run dialog.
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Are you using a valid microsoft XP key?\n\n\nSearch for this error in www.microsoft.com.\n\nError code 0x80004005\nThis problem may occur if a file that the Windows Product Activation (WPA) requires is damaged or missing. This behavior occurs if one or both of the following conditions are true: • A third-party backup utility or an antivirus program interferes with the installation of Windows XP. \n• A file that WPA requires is manually modified.
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They are free add ons from Microsoft...and only for the Windows Media Center version of XP.
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Right Click on My Computer. Click Manage. In the new window that opens up, in the left pane, click Device Manager. When it comes up in the right pane, make sure there's no icons that have caution signs in the audio section. Caution signs means there's a problem, and it's usually the driver. If that's the case, right click the thing with the caution icon, click Uninstall Driver, go to the Control Panel (Start > Control Panel). Click on the upper left on a small link that says Classic View, then click on Add New Hardware. It should automatically reinstall using Windows Update (click anything in the new box that says automatic or use windows update to search for the driver).\n\nThe last Toshiba I troubleshot a problem with turned out to be hardware related. Is your laptop one of those "Media" laptops with buttons that let you play movies or music without being in Windows? If so, play a CD. If there's still no sound, use the volume buttons to raise the volume. If you hear something, then the problem should be fixed. Boot into Windows and everything should be happy. \n\nExpensive answer: If all else fails, bring it to Best Buy Geek Squad, but expect to pay $50 - $200.
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reinstall office xp using their cd
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go to admin tools, computer management, storage, disk management\nyou should be able to see it and activate it from there
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http://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/WinSock_XP_Fix/winsockxpfix.html
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you need the product key.\nif, its a genuine copy, give microsoft a call, they will help you.\nif it is "not", they wont help you.