[quote name=\'DnM\' post=\'421605\' date=\'Feb 14 2008, 07:17 AM\']Signature link doesn't work. I got new PC and installed a version of XP SP2 that required no serial. Tried FittMunken's trick (which works perfectly for SP1 for over 2 years now) but yesterday it said that I got 5 days to activate, when I try and activate it says it's activated. I downloaded a torrent of a corporate XP SP2 Pro edition and burned it already on CD. My question is this: How can you tell it's Corporate BEFORE the installation? When autorun triggered, it just said that it's going to install Windows (the initial blue window with all the options). How can I verify it's Corporate? I got a bunch of keys for corporate editions (either SP2 or plain XP Corp.), if I use one and fail and then use another and fail again, how many times can I "fail" the key before it stops the install (if it stops!)? Thanks![/quote]
You are throwing too much at once.
1. The link works fine today.
http://cid-c0f03a17f30c51b9.skydrive.live..../Public/347.zip if a direct click does not work then copy link location and paste into address bar.
2. All XP versions required a serial number (key number) if it does not ask it is in the install file for the disc.
3. I don't know FittMunkens's trick
4. a Corp edition does not require activation but may not pass WGA later on if key blocked by MS.
5. to check if corp edition open file setupp.ini file on disc, if Pid ends with 270 it is corp (VLK).
6. if the failure happens during installation then you can keep trying as many times as you want.
I recommend you install by booting the CD not from within windows.