Re: De-registration

Posted: 09-27-2003, 05:31 PM

frank

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no need to do this

>-----Original Message-----
>I am selling my laptop which came with Windows XP OEM

and

>Office XP OEM. How can I de-register the software so
>that the new owner of the laptop can register and
>activate the software in their own name? I am assuming
>that OEM softare cannot be transferred to another PC but
>can be transferred to a new owner?
>.
>

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Thorsten Matzner

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Re: De-registration

Posted: 09-27-2003, 05:39 PM

"Simon Tinling" <junk@tinling.co.uk> wrote:

>I am selling my laptop which came with Windows XP OEM and
>Office XP OEM. How can I de-register the software so
>that the new owner of the laptop can register and
>activate the software in their own name? I am assuming
>that OEM softare cannot be transferred to another PC but
>can be transferred to a new owner?

The new owner can simply reactivate the new Windows installation and
can also re-register if he wants to (registration is not required).

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Ken Blake

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Re: De-registration

Posted: 09-27-2003, 06:21 PM

In news:0e6d01c38511$c7102c50$a001280a@phx.gbl,
Simon Tinling <junk@tinling.co.uk> typed:

> I am selling my laptop which came with Windows XP OEM and
> Office XP OEM. How can I de-register the software so
> that the new owner of the laptop can register and
> activate the software in their own name? I am assuming
> that OEM softare cannot be transferred to another PC but
> can be transferred to a new owner?

Neither de-registering nor de-activating is necessary or
possible. Simply sell the laptop, and the licenses and activation
are transferred with it. The new owner can re-register it if he
wants to, but that's completely unnecessary.

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Ken Blake
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