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I don't know specifics about this problem but I can help with some common sense problem solving if that assists you. &nbsp;Please confirm that you had all of the 8 XP workstations turned on when you ran the audit as this could explain why some workstations were missing. &nbsp;Also can you confirm that you installed all available updates after you installed MSIA as this could be a known bug.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Ady
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I don't know specifics about this problem but I can help with some common sense problem solving if that assists you.  Please confirm that you had all of the 8 XP workstations turned on when you ran the audit as this could explain why some workstations were missing.  Also can you confirm that you installed all available updates after you installed MSIA as this could be a known bug.

Regards,

Ady

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I just downloaded MS Software Inventory Analyzer, and ran an audit on my network for MS software. &nbsp;When I look at the report, it only shows 3 instances of Win XP, when we have at least 8, and it shows -3 on the overage. &nbsp;I know for a fact that we have valid licenses for these, yet it says we do not. &nbsp;In fact, it shows we have 0 licenses for everything.
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I just downloaded MS Software Inventory Analyzer, and ran an audit on my network for MS software.  When I look at the report, it only shows 3 instances of Win XP, when we have at least 8, and it shows -3 on the overage.  I know for a fact that we have valid licenses for these, yet it says we do not.  In fact, it shows we have 0 licenses for everything.

Why is MSIA reporting 0 licenses?

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