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Old February 6th 07, 06:49 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Dustin Harper
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Default mobo break

Many times a phone call to MS is all that is needed. You can mention
that it is the same brand of motherboard, but a different model #.

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Travis King wrote:
You have two options... You could either pay a visit to eBay and see if
you can find the same exact motherboard, which that doesn't even always
work, or you can go ahead and reinstall Windows and at least try to
convince MS to grant you a re-activation. I've seen this happen
successfully many times.

nick21_34 wrote:
my mobo on my dad's pc just broke and he has an oem version! from what
i have heard your oem is bound to your mobo in some way, is there any
way to lift this cos i really dont want to have to buy another oem.