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chrise17
post Feb 14 2008, 12:36 PM
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Is it possible to find the windows 98 serial/product code within the os,
I have found in the windows folder (help) the end user licence agreement but not the code/serial itself?
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post Feb 14 2008, 01:15 PM
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I've used Magic Jellybean for XP; I assume it'll work for other windows OSs as well. (I think you can find this software in the free programs forum as well).


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I use SIW which provides more information on you system than any others.
Very small footprint on a system. Is only active when one activates it.

Some like Belarc. Although it's simplistic and problematic sometimes.


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Majic Jelly Bean Keyfinder version 1.51 will work on a Win 98se computer thumbup2.gif

try it and see?
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