Darrellg
Wed Nov 30 12:36:10 CST 2005
Hello John,
Your choices are to upgrade to a non-eval version or to reinstall clean the
64-bit eval version.
Changing the time, caused the OS to expire. There isn't a way to reset
this once it occurs other than upgrading to non-eval media.
Installing clean however would give you another 120 days.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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<Hi, i got my eval copy of win xp 64 pro bout a month ago. today i
installed a
<new OCZ ram chip and needed to reset cmos so i could boot. i forgot to
reset
<the time ...then booted into 64 and it said "this copys time for
evaluation
<is up" or close to that. i've reset the clock now but error still happens.
<any suggestions?
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