windows activation

Ideally, after you install Windows XP, I recommend that you do not change your hardware specs, especially the components that are major. That's because it will influence the activation process.







The definition of the major components are the following:

• Video card.

• SCSI adapter.

• IDE adapter.

• Network Adapter (NIC) and MAC Address.

• Amount of RAM.

• processor type.

• Processor serial number.

• Hard Drive Device.

• Hard Drive Volume Serial Number (VSN).

• CD-ROM / CD-RW / DVD-ROM.
This meant, for example, you use a motherboard brand X, then you do the Windows Activation. After activation, you then replace it with a brand motherboards Y. If you re-do the activation with the same Windows but it is different motherboard, then your Windows Activation Windows and the Windows Genuine advantage is illegal. You must use the new Windows installation and different. Therefore, if you are planning a major component to be replaced, do not always do the activation. But if your hardware specs are certainly not going to be replaced, then the immediate activation. Once activated, do not forget to create a backup file called wpa.dbl, who was in the folder \ WINDOWS \ system32. This file is the file system activation, and when Windows has corrupted, important files can be recover again.