about cpu PSU

• NoTimeToWaitAr

  6 Nov 06, 21:16

  hi, i would like to know whether we have to change any configuration or setup in our computer after we have changed the PSU?
  
  i just want to double confirm. thanks..
  
  and btw i have another Q.
  
  for example if one of my computer is registered with a genuie software, can i change the "ownership" of the software to another computer?
  
  thanks
  
• ndmmxiaomayi

  7 Nov 06, 00:06

  Originally posted by NoTimeToWaitAr:

  hi, i would like to know whether we have to change any configuration or setup in our computer after we have changed the PSU?
  
  i just want to double confirm. thanks..
  
  and btw i have another Q.
  
  for example if one of my computer is registered with a genuie software, can i change the "ownership" of the software to another computer?
  
  thanks
  

  First question: No.
  
  Second question: Try and access Windows Update. If it prompts that your software is not genuine, you need to contact Microsoft. They will give you another validation code to validate. Please remember to activate within 30 days otherwise you may find yourself locked out of Windows.
  
  I believe Microsoft only allows the change of ownership of software one time only. If you have upgraded quite a few times this year, most likely they won't let you change ownership.
  
  You might want to read their EULA. It's for Vista, but it's the same.
• NoTimeToWaitAr

  7 Nov 06, 09:31

  how about photoshop or other geunie software, other then microsoft? i have to call them as well?
  
  thanks
• ndmmxiaomayi

  7 Nov 06, 09:34

  Originally posted by NoTimeToWaitAr:

  how about photoshop or other geunie software, other then microsoft? i have to call them as well?
  
  thanks

  There's no such thing as transferring of ownership for genuine softwares. Once it's installed on a PC, the registration key is registered with the company. You will have to buy another copy of it to install on another PC.