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To: rwfromkansas
"Putting an operating system on a computer your own doesn’t violate the EULA."

Depends. You may not legally use the same copy of Windows XP on two different machines.

In many cases, you can load it on a computer that replaces your old one, as long as you bought a retail version.

They no longer allow you to transfer an OEM version of XP to be loaded onto a new machine. They are bound to the motherboard. If a machine loaded with the OEM version of XP dies because of a faulty mainboard, it must be replaced with the same motherboard.

29 posted on 10/07/2009 7:27:53 AM PDT by DJ Frisat (How's that change workin' out for ya, Obama voters?)
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To: DJ Frisat

Same make & model motherboard, that is...


30 posted on 10/07/2009 7:28:46 AM PDT by DJ Frisat (How's that change workin' out for ya, Obama voters?)
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