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Topic : Are there any IT geeks out there? |
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| lola |
Are there any IT geeks out there? Help needed to remove a key form my computer! I’ve been told I can’t do it but there is no offer of HELP! I need a COMPUTER GEEK |
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| Shazza |
quoteAre there any IT geeks out there? Help needed to remove a key form my computer! I’ve been told I can’t do it but there is no offer of HELP! I need a COMPUTER GEEK Probably not the best way to get help, they may be geeks but they're still human |
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| alan |
My son is a computer NERD as he prefers  What's the problem? When he's home from univ next weekend I'll have a word with him if you're still struggling. |
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| maj |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) Lola, I suspect anybody who works in the IT profession would rather not be called a geek. Furthermore, I suspect what you are referring to is the removal of a key from your computers registry, perhaps so you could re-install some software to reinitiate an evaluation period which would be a breach of the end user license agreement. I suggest that you contact the vendor of the software which you wish to use and request that they provide you with a legitimate license key for the appropriate fee!!! Editing your computers registry could potentially be harmful to your computer and should not be undertaken by amateurs. Did your son-in-law come up with any useful suggestions? |
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| Peter |
More information required on the problem I think..... |
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| lola |
Sorry maj, I dont quite understand you. |
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| jonno |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) You'll think I'm kidding you here but I'm not. Try www.magicaljellybean.com they have free software that can tell you what the product key is for various software that you have installed, mainly MS software. If you want to remove a key from the registry that has been left after uninstalling software I'd suggest not bothering. Registry editing is not for the faint hearted and can really screw up your Windows installation. |
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| projeto |
I am a computer geek and proud of it! Paula |
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| jonno |
Congratulations on being a geek. Minus points for making this a "thread from the dead", hint, look at the date of the post before yours. And welcome to the forum  |
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events sale / wanted general have your say looking for.. skippy greengrass |
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