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I did a fresh install of Windows XP, <br />
created a Norton Ghost, and want to <br />
use this GHOST image on another PC, <br />
but change to the correct windows <br />
install key instead of the 2nd PC <br />
having the same windows install <br />
key as the 1st PC.<br />
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How is this possible ?<br />
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If not, how can I create a GHOST image <br />
and be able to enter the windows install <br />
key when I put the GHOST image on another PC ?
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I did a fresh install of Windows XP, 
created a Norton Ghost, and want to 
use this GHOST image on another PC, 
but change to the correct windows 
install key instead of the 2nd PC 
having the same windows install 
key as the 1st PC.

How is this possible ?

If not, how can I create a GHOST image 
and be able to enter the windows install 
key when I put the GHOST image on another PC ?

Norton Ghost -- Windows install key ?

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