One of my members at my forum posted this today, thought it might be useful here.

_http://www.labmice.net/WindowsXP/articles/changeID.htm

Quite informative. Looks like my keys are safe.



Last edited by MinnesotaKid at Aug 1 2002, 08:18 PM

Thanks for this link,

Ouf.............My key is not blacklisted :lol:

@Flanderz thanks for the link it can be very handy. There is alot of information there not only for Xp.

Thanks for the post

Bad1 .. not yet ..:-)

Thnx fer the info. ...griz ;)

No probs dudes!

Thanx, will see if mine is not on the list.
Otherwise.......... :ph34r:

The most Keys on the Page are from Beta-Builds !!

:o :o :o

thanx...........Flanderz ;)

Very nice, concise article with all of the valuable information in one place!

Thanks! :D

SuperTech

Thank you very much

Thanks dude.

Geez...my is sooooo blacklisted......
So then...what should I do....I mean...where to get a new code,
for when the time comes??



Last edited by Rickkins at Aug 2 2002, 02:25 PM

I see you're feeling "blue". You should make a "list" of your troubles. You may find the "key" to your "Gen"eral question if you SEARCH for it

Have a nice day :)

Thanks for the info

:) :)

LOL nicley put mate :)

Apparently there was another rumour that MS was going to put a stop to that as well somehow. Dunno if thats true, don't see how they can.

I see you're feeling "blue". You should make a "list" of your troubles. You may find the "key" to your "Gen"eral question if you SEARCH for it

Have a nice day :)[/b][/quote]
hehehehe lol! :D

wow......the key matches my key exactly.....if only lottery was as accurate as this......man.....

As someone else said, these keys are mostly beta keys. They have no relevance to us and the article unfortunately is no more informative than previous articles explaining this procedure.

Epyx

coooll


mine is not blacklisted ! ( or i just need some sleep and check it back to read correctly )

Thx flanders

Hehehe...nah...not so blue, but thanks for the sentiment :D
Fact is, xp runs so well as is, I not worried about and sp's.
I'm sure once the final package is out, all the info I'll need
will be right here.... :D


Oh...hehehe just re-read it and "saw" it.... :rolleyes: Doh !!



Last edited by Rickkins at Aug 5 2002, 03:33 PM

Thanks for the info.

Tried the "wet_paper_bag" utility to change key and it worked fine. Do not see the key on the "leaked list" on Lab-Mice link. :D

Gonna be interesting when the final comes out. I now have one legit copy, since I upgraded my old laptop, but still got my other machines oln the LAN to think about.

Thanks Flanderz :)
The Link For Labmice Site Was Dynomite. Also The Site That Bears Your Name Is Great Too. B)

Thank You, appreciated the link.

Thanx for the link.

Looks like mine won't be blacklisted.

thanks great site mate

Hi, I have the Corp XP with the "FCK***" key.

Can I replace this key with a key for retail XP pro?

I've tried many keys, but none of them worked. I end up with same "fck**" I had in the begining.

Thanks.

BigG

Hmm, the list seems to have been updated.

Don't you need to replace it with another corp key? There's a program that does that quite nicely, I believe ;)

"This article has been removed from our site by the request of Microsoft Corporation"

too bad :angry:

anyone having another link to this article?

TIA
IB

Eat my Shorts M$!!!
http://www.winbeta.org/modules.php?name=Ne...article&sid=106

This isn't a complete list of all the black listed cd keys like the article that was on labmice.net but it still gives you all the general info needed to change your cd key.
I suggest anyone who wants this info to print it out as I did, and the syntax for the one product activation command line in this re-post of the article is wrong just add the appropriate back slashes like this.
%systemroot%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a
:ph34r:

thanks m8, I got it :D :D

Cheers
IB



Last edited by IB at Today at 11:13 pm

Clear....

When you go to LabMice now you get -

This article has been removed from our site by the request of Microsoft Corporation.

Hi Felix ML,

All you have to do is to copy the link (URL) and paste it in the search bar of Google then apply "search".

You will get the page "How to change the Windows XP Product Activation Key Code" as your only result. Then, click on "Show Google's cache of www.labmice.net/WindowsXP/articles/changeID.htm".

That's it.


gugusse

;)

Whatever happened to "free speech" in America - or is M$ controlling that too now???

Thanks for the google tip. It works great.!!!!

Cool. Itr's in the cache.