Windows performance not good..want to switch XP to other machine

My understanding is that if you install the XP software
you have on your new machine it will not run when
you "activate" it. A call to MS support should resolve
the issue. MS realizes that people by new machines and
want to migrate their OS to them.

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>we've purchased Windows XP Home upgrade from a store and
>installed it on a Pentium 233. The OS runs in fact worse
>off than it did when running Windows 98, even when it
>looked graphically the same, it had stability issues and
>it was not very comfortable to use. We have recently
>purchased a new computer and are wishing to install
>Windows XP onto it, for we are sure that it will run

much

>better. I was wondering if there is anyone I can contact
>within the corporation who would know how to de-license

a

>computer from Windows XP, since it is just now sitting
>uninstalled, doing nothing and the 98 is back up on the
>machine. Now if this can't be done, and I'm sure theres
>some kind of disagreement to this in the EULA, but

really

>its an old machine, it was 150 bucks (Canadian) and its
>now just sitting rendered useless due to a machine which
>can barely handle it. So I'm only hoping that this could
>be possible, and thank you for reading.
>
>Tyler
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