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• If it's a retail license, the Product Key is stored on the CD packaging on a bright orange sticker that says 'Do not lose this number.' If it was an OEM (factory installed) license, it's stored on a label that the PC manufacturer affixed to the exterior of the PC case, or on the bottom of a laptop. To recover a lost Product Key.
• If you have a Dell PC and a Windows XP disk or a restore disk this key should work. This Key will not work with any other Windows XP disk that I have found. Windows XP Professional Edition serial number S/N: QG6V8-DKTVK-24M6F-99M3Y-FQFTM: MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP PRO - CORP serial number: S/N: TGRH7-K6QR3-RT6J4-V36FP-869HT: WM88F-2KP6H-324MQ-D3R9R.
• Sep 24, 2006 re. Product key viewer. Does the viewer show the key no. That comes with the disk windows disk or just the no. Typed in when in my case service pack 2 was put on my computer. And someone else put windows xp on my computer. I couldn’t find my disk after this but the man at the shop who put windows on my new computer said he’d given it me back; i cannot get sp2 to go.
• Feb 07, 2021 Now, let’s look at all the working Window XP product keys. We will look at the product keys for both 32-bit and a 64-bit computer. Windows XP 32-Bit SP3 Keys. This section contains all the product keys for 32-bit SP3 Windows XP computers.

What's new in XP CD-Key Finder 2.0.0.0: Added ability to quickly save all this to a text file for quick and easy support. Added beta support for extraction of Office 2010 product key.

When I was at church yesterday the pastor came up and asked me to look at one of the admin PCs - it was running slow and he asked me if I could install some more memory and clean up any spyware on the PC. So I went and installed the memory and cleaned off the small amount of spyware (tracking cookies, FunWeb) and went to the Windows Update site to ensure the latest downloads were installed. Windows wanted to validate the Product Key, only to find that it had been installed with a blocked Volume License Key and not the Product Key stuck to the side of the case. I also couldn't find a way to get the alternate validation method to work - the one where you get to enter a validation code and you just use the validation code from a system with a valid key.
A Google search (isn't Google just wonderful?) returned a site that provided me with a way to re-enter the key on the side of the case. Here's a rundown of the steps I took:
Run regedit
Browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionwpaevents
Modify OOBETimer Value
Change at least one digit of this value to deactivate Windows
Run cmd
cd %systemroot%system32oobe
msoobe.exe /a
Click Yes, I want to telephone a customer service representative to activate Windows, and then click Next
Click Change Product Key (at the bottom)
Enter the valid Product Key
Press Update and close the window.
Restart the PC
And voila! One PC with the blocked Volume License Key replaced with the valid Product Key that came with the PC. If only I'd looked for this info when I got my brand new laptop...

If you 're preparing to reinstall Windows, then you need the Windows product key for installation and activation. In Windows 7, Vista or XP computers the Windows product key is commonly found on computer's case but in Windows Windows 10 and Windows 8 systems the Windows product key is embedded in BIOS.

In this tutorial you can find instructions on how to find or to retrieve (from Registry or BIOS) the Windows or Office Product key(s) in order to re-install Windows (or Office) on your computer.

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How to View the Product Key in Windows 10, 8.x, 7, Vista or XP.

Windows 8.x or Windows 10 (Purchased Online).

– If you purchased Windows 8.x, 10 or Office online, then you can find your unique Windows or Office product key in the online order info or in the confirmation email or in the DVD package.

– If you have typed before the Windows 8.x or Windows 10 product key to install Windows, then you can use on of these these programs to retrieve the key from the registry.

How to retrieve the Windows 8.x /Windows 10 / Office Product key(s) from registry.

*Note: Keep in mind that the following utilities cannot retrieve the Windows Product Key on OEM pre-installed computers {the OS is installed by the computer manufacturer (e.g. Dell or other vendor)}. For OEM computers read the instructions below.

1. MSKeyViewer Plus : A freeware and portable utility that displays the product key of Windows and Office programs.

2. Belarc Advisor: Another freeware utility (for personal use only) that creates a detailed report of your installed OS, software, hardware, Antivirus Status, etc. and displays the report into a Web browser window (as an HTML file).

Windows 10 or Windows 8.x Preinstalled OEM computers:

– If you have bought a Windows 8, 8.1 or 10 OEM pre-installed computer, then the Windows product key is embedded in the BIOS (device's firmware). Microsoft performed this change to avoid product keys from being compromised. In this case, you have to call the computer manufacturer and request the key or you can retrieve the product key from the BIOS. *

How to retrieve the Embedded Product key from BIOS in Windows 8, 8.1 or Windows 10 PC.

• If Windows 8.x or Windows 10 is ALREADY ACTIVATED, then use the MSKeyViewer Plus utility to find the Windows 8.x OEM product key.
• If Windows 8.x or Windows 10 NOT ACTIVATED YET, then you can retrieve the BIOS embedded product key by using one of the following methods:

Method 1. Open Command Prompt and give this command:

• wmic path softwarelicensingservice get /all /format:list | findstr OA3

Method 2. Run the freeware FirmwareTablesView utility from Nirsoft and utility and highlight the MSDM line (on the down pane) to view the embedded BIOS key (Windows OEM product key).

* Note: When you reinstall Windows 10 or 8.x on OEM computers, then Windows 'looks: at the BIOS to find out the OEM Windows product key and then self activates. But, to be sure, I suggest to write down the retrieved key and use it in case that Windows aren't able to find the key and self activate.

Windows 7, Vista or XP:

You can found the Windows 7, Vista or XP product key in two ways:

A. From the sticker

– In Windows 7, Vista or XP systems, the product key can be found on a sticker on the computer case or inside the Windows installation package. So look at the Windows installation package or at the computer case (or at the bottom if your own a laptop) to find a sticker with a 25-digit number typed on it. (It looks like this: XXXXX- XXXXX- XXXXX- XXXXX- XXXXX).

(Windows-Product-Key-Sticker)

B. From Windows Registry.

– If you cannot found a sticker on the computer's case or the sticker is unreadable (erased) , then you can use one of the following product key finder utilities to retrieve your product key from Windows Registry:

How to retrieve the Windows 7, Vista or XP Product key from registry:

2. If you cannot find the 25 digit product key (or if it is erased), then you can use one of the following product key finder utilities to retrieve your product key from the installed OS:

1. MSKeyViewer Plus: A freeware portable utility that can retrieve Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP and Office Product Keys from the computer's registry.

2. Belarc Advisor: Another freeware utility (for personal use only) that creates a detailed report of your installed software, hardware, Antivirus Status, etc. and displays the report into a Web browser window (as an HTML file).

That's it! Let me know if this guide has helped you by leaving your comment about your experience. Please like and share this guide to help others.

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