http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-023 (multilangue xp) (test en cour).
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-137 fond de texte transparent sur le bureau.
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article06-027 formatage disquette rapide et efficace.
La joke de l'activation de windows xp:(merci annoyances.org !)
(Pour l'arnaque de l'arnaqueur, pensez upgrade-overclock-laptop-cpu brûlé et téléphone public).
- What if I upgrade my hardware?
- Theoretically, upgrading a single component in your system won't reset the XP activation key. However, simultaneously upgrading your motherboard, processor, memory, and video card will probably raise a red flag, and you'll probably have to get a new key. Likewise, if you purchase an entirely new computer and install your existing copy of XP on the new machine, you'll certainly have to obtain a new key from Microsoft.
- Wait - how can I get a new key? Won't Microsoft reject a request for a second key if I have different hardware? Isn't that the whole purpose of product activation?
- Well, yes; the automatic, online activation will probably fail. However, you can call Microsoft using the phone number provided, explain your problem, and they'll issue you a second key (and a third, etc.).
- So can't I just install Windows XP on five different machines, and tell Microsoft that I've upgraded five times?
- Yes.
- What's to stop me from using this loophole to install Windows XP on a bunch of different machines?
- Not much, although if you try to pull this five times in the same week, Microsoft will probably catch on.
- Unfortunately, those who upgrade frequently may be punished the most with this hassle, which is ironic, because these early adopters are the bread-and-butter of the computer industry.
N'oubliez pas que lorsque vous contactez MS, ils vous demandent plein de trucs (couleur des sous-vêtements etc).
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