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My installation of Windows XP Pro unexpectedly started showing as invalid. The information offer lists a dissimilar key than the one on the COA, but when I try to modify the product key to the one on the COA I am told that this is also an unacceptable key. The telephone activation alternative is no help because I am unable to actually ask the computer about my issue. What can I do to repair this problem?
As I noticed in this Gateway computer has a nongenuine Volume Licensing installation of Windows XP Pro on it. The Volume Licensing product Key is not valid, meaning it was prepared up by a pirating application known as a Key Generator, or KeyGen for short. The product key was in no way issued by Microsoft, making it invalid. You need t contact with your Dell support center.
I have identified that you have not been able to modify the product key to the one the CoA for the reason that the product key on the CoA is also discarded as Invalid. When you write this, I am considering that you have attempted to make use of the Microsoft Product Key Updater Utility accessible on its official website and the utility is prompting you that the key on the computer's not valid key.
In order to get the most excellent support, I suggest to all users to begin with download and run the Genuine Diagnostics tool from the official site. Then click on Run for a number of times to download and run the Utility. When requested then click on the Continue button. When the utility finishes its run, then click on the Copy button, then come back here and paste the report into your post.