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So...I inherited a "new" cpu that does not have internet access...(it has an ethernet card, but I don't have broadband or anything similar) and I zipped OOTP over to the new cpu, and now I realize that it's asking me to register online all over again? Is there a way to go around this? I'd LOVE to play OOTP with my newer, faster cpu, but now I don't think that's possible!
I've searched the board for someone with a similar issue, but found nothing. Help me!
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Well go on your old computer, find the receipt and enter the same code in the new computer. You can use your license 3 times.... so unless you have used them all, you can use it on your new computer.
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This sucks! I just wanna use OOTP on the new cpu... I'm thinking that there's no way to remedy this....because if there was a way, people could illegally share OOTP with anyone they want to... argh! |
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Re: I have a licence problem....am I screwed?
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Cool. Nice. Neat.
I'm interested to find out exactly how they tell me to do this. If it's something simple, then wouldn't anyone be able to do this, therefore anyone could just pirate the game? Hmm. Anyway, thanx Steve and folks! |
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I'm fairly sure you will have to give some type of "order proof", last 4 digits of CC used, addy, etc....for them to compare with their records.
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Couldn't you move your dialup modem to the new computer, license OOTP, then move it back to the computer you're using to post here?
Edit- O' course, calling Via-tech is probably easier. My idea would work if you want to play on the new box RIGHT NOW.
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In theory....yes...I guess I could.
I installed the dial-up modem for this cpu over a year ago, and while I know my way around computers, I'm no expert, and I'd be afraid of messing something up with the "new" cpu. I know it's a simple operation, but I'm a wuss, I guess. Thanks, though. If the viatech people tell me that I'm screwed (which should not happen, according to Stevie-K, I will do that.EDIT - just saw your edit, JML - and I do want to play it now!! I'm stuck in ootp limbo!
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I'm no expert either, but I really don't think it would hurt. Basically, you put the modem in and boot up. The computer sees it and asks you to install the driver. Assuming you have the driver disk, all is well. When you remove the modem and boot up, the computer doesn't flip just because the modem used to be there. Computers are stupid like that.
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