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Microsoft key code label 1

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G0AOZ

G0AOZ

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The innards of a user's PC have had to be transferred to a new case. All is up and running ok using the original installation of XP.

Apart from any legal implications relating to the new case not sporting the key code label, is there an easy way to remove the label from the old case and transfer it to the new one? I can imagine that trying to peal it off might result in the word "Void" appearing on it once it's removed!

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I have done this several times for the same reason, by using a hair dryer I have heated the area slightly from the inside of the case and carefully removed the label without any "void" showing up.

xit
 
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Good one, xit! I'll try that next time I'm in the user's location... Thanks.

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