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Ok, I installed OEM winxp (OEM bought it myself, not well installed on PC) on my bootcamp, enabled everything, then tried vmware mix only to find out that I can’t re-enable… The problem discussed earlier.

So if I bought the retail version instead, I could re-activate in VMware Fusion (after installing the VMware tools, adjusting the memory size, etc.), but it wouldn’t trigger my dilemma related to bootcamp, right?

My idea is that I have another OEM copy of winxp that I don’t usually use myself, but I figured things that when I enter that product are in the bootcamp partition with access to merge with the main winxp. . will it work? Won’t using two different product keys running in the merge and bootstrap sections mess things up?

Also, has anyone managed to re-enable the OEM through Fusion with the courtesy of – call the customer who ms you want to service???

I know the best way to get a PhD with this. Windows XP works greatmelts in bootcamp, but I want it to work in Fusion too. And I don’t want to waste my original Windows XP manufacturer product key if I don’t have one (better than buying the full transcript after buying two OEMs)

1. I’m asking for a “tldr” tutorial for beginners showing how to build a genuine Win XP OEM:SLP in current VM software.

   I’ve read our entire XP repo and thread, the recommended method is OEM: XP slp in a VM.

   Since many one way links are long dead there was and was so much discussion and I see VM hacking exe/dll, xml search phrases, bios dump and I don’t know what to do.

   For 5.2.44 above and VMWare Player/Workstation 16.

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5. And there was always a Vbox bios for 5.2.image xx for OEM IBM xp.
   No more need to re-upload oembios.xxx files.
   Change *.Copy vbox, BIOS to VM folder, ready to install,.

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6. Unless you insist on using activation on behalf of [Microsoft] (which requires a BIOS change because the manufacturer loop must be able to reside outside of some general DMI location),you are partially using something like this. using vbox:

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   This will create a dmi HP String, I would say, in a virtual machine, and the OEMBIOS utility can also work wonders with any of the HP OEMBIOS kits. HP channel does not require modification On bios; in fact, it is the easiest to use OEMBIOS.

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8. I tried this and Windows still shows that it is not activated. Using VMware 16.1.XP 0
   windows during installation, installation skipped key.
   The oem BIOS file has been copied and the VMX file path has been changed to – OEM File Bios.

   Vin It still doesn’t work. Please help

   Thanks

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10. Thanks Sajo. That’s exactly what I did, hence the question.
    

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