My mother is having repeated and consistent unexplainable problems with Vista, that even myself, as a long time computer buff, can not logically deduce. This is quite consistent with a lot of things I have been hearing about what seems to be the least navigable, and most dumbed down OS microsoft has had the misfortune to release yet.

I said, mom, I will see if I can install the XP that is on my disk at home, on your computer, to make it easier for both of us.



The question I have for you is: If I have the same XP installed on two separate computers, will the WinLogon and the Genuine Advantage Validation tools notice this serial duplication and raise a flag?

This would be my only concern, similar to cracking programs with auto-update features could get you blacklisted. However, I have paid for this copy of XP.


Any relevant input would be appreciated.



~Scarlet~