
01-04-2008
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Re: PID is invalid
Why don't they explicitly say that on their site, then, instead of making
people search for it?? Just a quick note in that section to say OEM
installations are not freely supported. Not that many words, really, to
prevent pain and anguish...
Thanks for your response.
"Bruce Chambers" wrote:
> tkprstock wrote:
> > I'm having the same problem. I purchased and ASUS laptop via NewEgg, and
> > when I try to get support from MS, the website tells me the product ID is
> > invalid.
> >
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> That is because Microsoft does not provide free support for OEM
> installations. You need to contact the laptop's manufacturer for any
> and all support.
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> (Or, if you prefer to pay for support, you can still call Microsoft,
> credit card in hand.)
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> --
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> Bruce Chambers
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