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Authentic (Genuine) OEM Windows |
Do you have a legal OEM version of Windows?
What a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) should look like
The Official Microsoft "How to Tell" Site
Some OEM manufacturers (Dell, Compaq, HP, etc etc) do not supply a CD, or supply their own system recovery/restore CD's, but you should still get a COA (Certificate of Authenticity). Click here for more info
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XP Home OEM |
XP Media Center (Only available as OEM) |
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| XP Professional OEM | XP Professional X64 OEM (Only available as OEM) |
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| Vista OEM (Colour may vary) |
Vista 64 bit OEM (Colour may vary) |
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What a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) should look like
All legal OEM computers should have a COA (Certificate of Authenticity), this is usually located on the side, back or bottom of your computer, if you don't have one then approach the manufacturer and ask for it.
| Large Manufacturer COA | Small Manufacturer COA |
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