will ramon diaz bring andres d allessandro to america?
the only reason andres left san lorenzo was cuz ramon was fired so i would doubt in this transfer window america will bid for him and currently plays in brazil and he will make more money in mexico than in brazil or argentina
Mexican Football (Soccer) - 8 Answers
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i doubt he will come plus if he did it would cost more why? because the just re-newed his contract also he says he is staying http://www.goal.com/en/news/1702/copa-sudamericana/2008/12/04/996441/dalessandro-commits-to-internacional
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If he does, than America will have so many problems. He did't play against Chivas in the first leg of the Sudamericana because he was intoxicated. What type of sh*t is that? He is the type of player America doesn't need.
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no i dont think he will america is prob gonna get sum mexicans
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well there was some rumors of him coming when ramon diaz was barely coming but npw i dont think that they are
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Yes he's said that since Ramon has arrived to America.
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They tried to bring him last season but San Lorenzo said they would not sell him, all of a sudden they sent him to I do Porto Alegre.
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El Pelado will leave Mexico like a lil bich to his beloved Argentina...Just watch
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Hopefully he really good.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
moving to argentina and playing poker?
moving to argentina and playing poker?
I'm 18 years old. Yes I know, young and foolish and filled with hope for life just waiting to get his spirits crushed. And so, before stands me one option. Accept money from the parents i most deeply dislike, attend a state university, get some degree in financing, making my 60-80k over a career, maybe one day 100k?!?!, hope america's infrastructure doesn' collapse one day, and die on the inside, shitting on every ideal of freedom and staying true to your dreams i ever held. Or... I become a poker pro. Now just stay with me here. An online professional poker player might make anywhere from 15k (you gotta be god awful) to 100k a year (you gotta be really good). Its quiet even possible I hit it lucky and I win a few lucrative tournaments here and there, cashing in some extra few hundred grand. On average, lets say an online poker pro, as myself, will make 50k a year... (Then again, I say I'm going to be making hundreds of thousands, but thats just arrogance speaking =P) At this point, financial analyst for the win. Poker earnings are still taxed as an income tax, the job would seem far to volatile and unreliable (no health benefeits and such), and quiet honestly I come out looking like a fool unless I am the new Phil Ivey of poker. Stage two... I move to buenos aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina, is deemed "the paris of south america". With warm weather, great nice people, and a happy atmosphere, the place seems great from everything I ever read. Not once have I read anything bad about the place. On top of that, due to inflation, on 20k u.s. A year, I'd be living like a prince there (Somewhat). For example, on average a person there makes 1500 pesos a month, 18000 a year. The exchange rate is 1 us dollar to 3.5 pesos. Thus, 20k is 70k pesos. A top notch lawyer makes about 6k a month, or about the equivelant to my 20k U.S. (which i also plan to switch into euros, for the dollars quickly losing value). Anyways, with due practice and diligence, even if I hit the lowest of cielings in poker, I can live happily in argentina. Part three. As a U.S. citizen, living abroad you still follow a U.S. income tax. At first I was infuriated by this, until I learned more... if you make under 95k a year though, your exempt from the income tax. :O. Thus, all my poker winnings now become tax free, and seeing as Argentina has much bigger problems to tackle, I don't see them making online gambling a policy of theres anytime soon. But thats the beautty of online poker! If things get heated in Buenos aires, I pick up my things and move somewhere else. All I need is an internet connection and a bank account and whalla! I am employed no matter where I go :). Part four. I get to argentina, I live happy, and say I'm not a retarted monkey at poker. I make say 50k a year? That leaves 30k a year extra. Those 30k, I invest in mutual fund, (stock and money), which can overtime lead to a year roi of say 5-10%. Say I get better at investing, manage to get my portofolio to a steady RoI of 8%, and continually pump in 30-50k of savings each year (hell, win a tournament or two, and I could throw in something like 100k in a given year.) In about 20 years, at that pace, my investment portfolio would be worth millions. Forty years? ITs not too hard to imagine anything in the range of 10-30 million. Of course, this is all cirumstantial! I can get shot in the head by a maniac who randomly let out a gun shot in the direction of my window as soon as I finished writing this. But what do you think? Is it too insane? I mean the average american savings per year is 400 bux, and on average the debt is something like 150k? Even as a financial analyst, pressured to live up to "Societal standards" I don't see myself investing more than 6-10k a year, and thats without the strain of a family or wife. So, PUT IN YOUR INPUT GUYS!
Other - Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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If you own a degree - or any other qualification - then you'll already be in advace of of the bunch when it comes to looking for careers. My friend has a degree and he wasn't sure what direction to go with it, but he discovered some good tips on the resource in the resource box below which aided him to decide that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is loads of guidance on the resource regarding other careers.
I'm 18 years old. Yes I know, young and foolish and filled with hope for life just waiting to get his spirits crushed. And so, before stands me one option. Accept money from the parents i most deeply dislike, attend a state university, get some degree in financing, making my 60-80k over a career, maybe one day 100k?!?!, hope america's infrastructure doesn' collapse one day, and die on the inside, shitting on every ideal of freedom and staying true to your dreams i ever held. Or... I become a poker pro. Now just stay with me here. An online professional poker player might make anywhere from 15k (you gotta be god awful) to 100k a year (you gotta be really good). Its quiet even possible I hit it lucky and I win a few lucrative tournaments here and there, cashing in some extra few hundred grand. On average, lets say an online poker pro, as myself, will make 50k a year... (Then again, I say I'm going to be making hundreds of thousands, but thats just arrogance speaking =P) At this point, financial analyst for the win. Poker earnings are still taxed as an income tax, the job would seem far to volatile and unreliable (no health benefeits and such), and quiet honestly I come out looking like a fool unless I am the new Phil Ivey of poker. Stage two... I move to buenos aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina, is deemed "the paris of south america". With warm weather, great nice people, and a happy atmosphere, the place seems great from everything I ever read. Not once have I read anything bad about the place. On top of that, due to inflation, on 20k u.s. A year, I'd be living like a prince there (Somewhat). For example, on average a person there makes 1500 pesos a month, 18000 a year. The exchange rate is 1 us dollar to 3.5 pesos. Thus, 20k is 70k pesos. A top notch lawyer makes about 6k a month, or about the equivelant to my 20k U.S. (which i also plan to switch into euros, for the dollars quickly losing value). Anyways, with due practice and diligence, even if I hit the lowest of cielings in poker, I can live happily in argentina. Part three. As a U.S. citizen, living abroad you still follow a U.S. income tax. At first I was infuriated by this, until I learned more... if you make under 95k a year though, your exempt from the income tax. :O. Thus, all my poker winnings now become tax free, and seeing as Argentina has much bigger problems to tackle, I don't see them making online gambling a policy of theres anytime soon. But thats the beautty of online poker! If things get heated in Buenos aires, I pick up my things and move somewhere else. All I need is an internet connection and a bank account and whalla! I am employed no matter where I go :). Part four. I get to argentina, I live happy, and say I'm not a retarted monkey at poker. I make say 50k a year? That leaves 30k a year extra. Those 30k, I invest in mutual fund, (stock and money), which can overtime lead to a year roi of say 5-10%. Say I get better at investing, manage to get my portofolio to a steady RoI of 8%, and continually pump in 30-50k of savings each year (hell, win a tournament or two, and I could throw in something like 100k in a given year.) In about 20 years, at that pace, my investment portfolio would be worth millions. Forty years? ITs not too hard to imagine anything in the range of 10-30 million. Of course, this is all cirumstantial! I can get shot in the head by a maniac who randomly let out a gun shot in the direction of my window as soon as I finished writing this. But what do you think? Is it too insane? I mean the average american savings per year is 400 bux, and on average the debt is something like 150k? Even as a financial analyst, pressured to live up to "Societal standards" I don't see myself investing more than 6-10k a year, and thats without the strain of a family or wife. So, PUT IN YOUR INPUT GUYS!
Other - Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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If you own a degree - or any other qualification - then you'll already be in advace of of the bunch when it comes to looking for careers. My friend has a degree and he wasn't sure what direction to go with it, but he discovered some good tips on the resource in the resource box below which aided him to decide that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is loads of guidance on the resource regarding other careers.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
What's a good excuse to get out of a funeral?
What's a good excuse to get out of a funeral?
My sister's funeral is tomorrow, but Germany is playing Argentina. That's a game I can NOT miss. What's an excuse that won't make my parents hate me? They're still kicking me money every month and I do NOT want that to stop.
FIFA World Cup(TM) - 7 Answers
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Tell them something suddenly came up.
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Are you insane? Just watch the replay of it. I would go to a sister's funeral. I mean seriously. Just go & watch the replay later. :/
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Seriously, THIS IS YOUR SISTER! How would you like it if a person wanted to ditch your funeral for a stupid game that they could easily have recorded. What is your problem?
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Obvious troll is obvious
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call your sis and tell her to hang after u watched the game
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"I have to fix my microwave."
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Tell them this, "Argentina vs Germany is tomorrow. That's a game I can NOT miss."
My sister's funeral is tomorrow, but Germany is playing Argentina. That's a game I can NOT miss. What's an excuse that won't make my parents hate me? They're still kicking me money every month and I do NOT want that to stop.
FIFA World Cup(TM) - 7 Answers
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Tell them something suddenly came up.
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Are you insane? Just watch the replay of it. I would go to a sister's funeral. I mean seriously. Just go & watch the replay later. :/
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Seriously, THIS IS YOUR SISTER! How would you like it if a person wanted to ditch your funeral for a stupid game that they could easily have recorded. What is your problem?
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Obvious troll is obvious
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call your sis and tell her to hang after u watched the game
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"I have to fix my microwave."
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Tell them this, "Argentina vs Germany is tomorrow. That's a game I can NOT miss."
Sunday, November 28, 2010
WHERE TO FIND GOOD RATES FOR BUSINESS CLASS?
WHERE TO FIND GOOD RATES FOR BUSINESS CLASS?
I want to fly to Argentina during the summer, but I want to fly business class...and i don't have miles. Is there anywhere that I can get a good (reasonable) price for business class? everywhere I've looked it's like $6000!!! really, who is willing to pay that! even if you make good money, that amount is still a lot. please help, Thanks
Air Travel - 3 Answers
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Hello! I saw you answered to my question and i appreciate your input a lot! I did actually find a site that does these trips www.tcsexpeditions.com. Pretty crazy right? Is there a way to respond to people who comment on my questions? I can't seem to find a way! thanks
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I use http://www.kayak.com and play with the dates a ton. Once the cheapest flight has been found, then I book it directly with the airline's website.
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Greetings! we offer a good and affordable rates for business class tickets. You might wanna try our ticket rates and hotel reservations as well. Don't hesitate to contact us and we may be able to answer all your query. thank you. email us: lesjardin82@yahoo.com yahoo messenger: lesjardin82@yahoo.com
I want to fly to Argentina during the summer, but I want to fly business class...and i don't have miles. Is there anywhere that I can get a good (reasonable) price for business class? everywhere I've looked it's like $6000!!! really, who is willing to pay that! even if you make good money, that amount is still a lot. please help, Thanks
Air Travel - 3 Answers
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Hello! I saw you answered to my question and i appreciate your input a lot! I did actually find a site that does these trips www.tcsexpeditions.com. Pretty crazy right? Is there a way to respond to people who comment on my questions? I can't seem to find a way! thanks
2 :
I use http://www.kayak.com and play with the dates a ton. Once the cheapest flight has been found, then I book it directly with the airline's website.
3 :
Greetings! we offer a good and affordable rates for business class tickets. You might wanna try our ticket rates and hotel reservations as well. Don't hesitate to contact us and we may be able to answer all your query. thank you. email us: lesjardin82@yahoo.com yahoo messenger: lesjardin82@yahoo.com
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Does this sentence make sense? PLEASE HELP!?
Does this sentence make sense? PLEASE HELP!?
In Argentina, they refer money as ARS, meaning Argentine peso. If not, what would I say to make it make sense?
Words & Wordplay - 3 Answers
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yes
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In Argentina money is referred to as ARS which stands for Argentine peso.
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To me there's nothing wrong with it
In Argentina, they refer money as ARS, meaning Argentine peso. If not, what would I say to make it make sense?
Words & Wordplay - 3 Answers
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yes
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In Argentina money is referred to as ARS which stands for Argentine peso.
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To me there's nothing wrong with it
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Do I need a visa to live and teach English in Argentina?
Do I need a visa to live and teach English in Argentina?
I live in the US and my boyfriend lives in Peru. We are thinking about going to live in Argentina for awhile. One, to be together, and two, so we can experience living in a different city with a lot of culture. Before I go I plan to save a little bit of money and also get a CELTA or TEFL certificate so I can teach English. I'm not expecting to make a lot of money while I'm there, just enough to live. Does this sound realistic? and would I need a visa to teach English?
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Ask here .. http://www.embassyofargentina.us/en/home/news.htm
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Yes Be aware that for this kind of visa permission has to be given by the National Directorate of Migration in Argentina. This permission is normally applied for directly by the contracting company or institution in Argentina. In some cases the Consulate will apply for permission. There is a charge for making a visa application (this varies from country to country, so you should ask your local Argentinean consulate). In Europe, this charge is approximately 200 euros. The issuing costs of the visa are approximately 100 euros to be paid to the consulate. In the USA, there is $100 application fee, plus an $80 consular certification charge for the worker’s signature on an employment contract. If the company or institution that sends you to Argentina is not registered as a legal entity in Argentina, a ‘declaration’ from the authorities in the company’s or organization’s country of origin should be presented at the Argentine consulate as well as commercial references. Ask your local Argentine consulate for their requirements as these can differ from one country to another. The requirements to apply for a work visa are: Labour contract with the company or institution in Argentina Birth certificate, translated into Spanish by a certified translator Marital certification, translated into Spanish by a certified translator (if an application is being made for a spouse) Passport with a minimum validity of 18 months remaining (for each family member) 3 passport photo’s for each family member (4x4; preferably light blue background; ¾ profile right side) The most common types of work visas are: Article 29 (e) visas – This visa is a short term visa and is issued for short term work in Argentina. The initial validity is of 15 days and can be extended for another 15 days once in Argentina. Article 15 (E) visa (Labour Contract – Temporary Residence Visa) – This visa is issued for employees and people on internships contracted by companies in Argentina. The minimum duration is 6–12 months. You will be treated as a local employee that means a CUIL has to be applied for as well. A formal labour contract between the company in Argentina and the employee is required in order to obtain the visa. Article 15 (E) visa (Secondment – Temporary Residence Visa) under provision 18/94 – This visa is issued to employees send abroad by their company for at least 6–12 months. A labour contract is not required Notes: Persons having a contract with an Argentinean company or institution also have to sign an employment agreement in the presence of the consul (there is usually a supplementary charge for this made by the consulate) Persons sent to Argentina by foreign companies have to sign their labour agreement at the corresponding company. Spouses and children of applicants of a temporary working permit that want a permit to live in Argentina have to show proof of the family ties. This can be done by means of a marriage certificate and/or birth certificates at an international form. Once employees arrive in Argentina, they also need to apply for a DNI/ National Identity Document and a CUIL/ Unique Code for Work Identification.
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To live and work? OF COURSE, to do that you need a visa ANYWHERE in the world. DUH! However, as a tourist, no. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_United_States_citizens
I live in the US and my boyfriend lives in Peru. We are thinking about going to live in Argentina for awhile. One, to be together, and two, so we can experience living in a different city with a lot of culture. Before I go I plan to save a little bit of money and also get a CELTA or TEFL certificate so I can teach English. I'm not expecting to make a lot of money while I'm there, just enough to live. Does this sound realistic? and would I need a visa to teach English?
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Ask here .. http://www.embassyofargentina.us/en/home/news.htm
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Yes Be aware that for this kind of visa permission has to be given by the National Directorate of Migration in Argentina. This permission is normally applied for directly by the contracting company or institution in Argentina. In some cases the Consulate will apply for permission. There is a charge for making a visa application (this varies from country to country, so you should ask your local Argentinean consulate). In Europe, this charge is approximately 200 euros. The issuing costs of the visa are approximately 100 euros to be paid to the consulate. In the USA, there is $100 application fee, plus an $80 consular certification charge for the worker’s signature on an employment contract. If the company or institution that sends you to Argentina is not registered as a legal entity in Argentina, a ‘declaration’ from the authorities in the company’s or organization’s country of origin should be presented at the Argentine consulate as well as commercial references. Ask your local Argentine consulate for their requirements as these can differ from one country to another. The requirements to apply for a work visa are: Labour contract with the company or institution in Argentina Birth certificate, translated into Spanish by a certified translator Marital certification, translated into Spanish by a certified translator (if an application is being made for a spouse) Passport with a minimum validity of 18 months remaining (for each family member) 3 passport photo’s for each family member (4x4; preferably light blue background; ¾ profile right side) The most common types of work visas are: Article 29 (e) visas – This visa is a short term visa and is issued for short term work in Argentina. The initial validity is of 15 days and can be extended for another 15 days once in Argentina. Article 15 (E) visa (Labour Contract – Temporary Residence Visa) – This visa is issued for employees and people on internships contracted by companies in Argentina. The minimum duration is 6–12 months. You will be treated as a local employee that means a CUIL has to be applied for as well. A formal labour contract between the company in Argentina and the employee is required in order to obtain the visa. Article 15 (E) visa (Secondment – Temporary Residence Visa) under provision 18/94 – This visa is issued to employees send abroad by their company for at least 6–12 months. A labour contract is not required Notes: Persons having a contract with an Argentinean company or institution also have to sign an employment agreement in the presence of the consul (there is usually a supplementary charge for this made by the consulate) Persons sent to Argentina by foreign companies have to sign their labour agreement at the corresponding company. Spouses and children of applicants of a temporary working permit that want a permit to live in Argentina have to show proof of the family ties. This can be done by means of a marriage certificate and/or birth certificates at an international form. Once employees arrive in Argentina, they also need to apply for a DNI/ National Identity Document and a CUIL/ Unique Code for Work Identification.
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To live and work? OF COURSE, to do that you need a visa ANYWHERE in the world. DUH! However, as a tourist, no. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_United_States_citizens
Monday, November 1, 2010
What do I need to do to make my Windows XP Professional genuine? I need help, I don't understand.?
What do I need to do to make my Windows XP Professional genuine? I need help, I don't understand.?
I tried updating it a couple of days ago and it said I don't have a genuine copy. So my latop isn't doing so well right now. I bought my laptop from my cousin before she moved back to Argentina. I have nothing for it other then the cable to charge it and a mouse. I had no idea I would be dealing with a problem like this, otherwise I wouldn't have bought it from her. I don't have that much money to spend on any type of software..so if you know a place where I can get something cheap that will resolve my issue, please help me. I don't know what else to do...I heard that my laptop will become useless if I don't fix this asap. Please help! Thanks!
Software - 6 Answers
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you can't unless it is genuine, sorry
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You can a)buy a valid license, can be not so expensive if you try, for instance, an academic one. Search at school.
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Go out and buy a real copy and do a clean install. Harry
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Feel your pain! Bought my comp on eBay. Same problem. Microsoft wanted to sell me an "electronic validation" for my XP Pro for $149. (For XP Home it's $99.) You have to get a legitimate FULL INSTALL disc (not the upgrade) and follow the instructions to repair. Then you will eventually be able to enter the new and legal 25 digit Product Key and become genuine (as far as Microsoft is concerned.)
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CALL MICROSOFT AND TELL THEM THAT YOUR COMPUTER CRASHED AND YOU GOT A NEW HARDDRIVE AND THAT YOU TRIED TO INSTALL WINDOWS AGAIN AND THAT THE CODE SAYS ITS NOT VALID THEYLL GIVE YOU ONE
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ok, here is where the microsoft monopoly comes up, they want the costumer tha buys a copy of windows to only be able to install it in one computer,even if your computer was programmed with an original windows disc, it'll become illegal because the code has already been used before,unles you use your computer for business or something real importand it dosent really matter, you wont get the biger updates but if you make sure you have a good antivirus and firewall program you will be fine, i have had 3 computers with the same problem but i havent even worried about it my comps are fine, and no your computer wont become useless, not true, just enable automatic updates and your computer will still get the basic updates wich will help too, my advise is, dont sweath it you'll be fine.
I tried updating it a couple of days ago and it said I don't have a genuine copy. So my latop isn't doing so well right now. I bought my laptop from my cousin before she moved back to Argentina. I have nothing for it other then the cable to charge it and a mouse. I had no idea I would be dealing with a problem like this, otherwise I wouldn't have bought it from her. I don't have that much money to spend on any type of software..so if you know a place where I can get something cheap that will resolve my issue, please help me. I don't know what else to do...I heard that my laptop will become useless if I don't fix this asap. Please help! Thanks!
Software - 6 Answers
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you can't unless it is genuine, sorry
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You can a)buy a valid license, can be not so expensive if you try, for instance, an academic one. Search at school.
3 :
Go out and buy a real copy and do a clean install. Harry
4 :
Feel your pain! Bought my comp on eBay. Same problem. Microsoft wanted to sell me an "electronic validation" for my XP Pro for $149. (For XP Home it's $99.) You have to get a legitimate FULL INSTALL disc (not the upgrade) and follow the instructions to repair. Then you will eventually be able to enter the new and legal 25 digit Product Key and become genuine (as far as Microsoft is concerned.)
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CALL MICROSOFT AND TELL THEM THAT YOUR COMPUTER CRASHED AND YOU GOT A NEW HARDDRIVE AND THAT YOU TRIED TO INSTALL WINDOWS AGAIN AND THAT THE CODE SAYS ITS NOT VALID THEYLL GIVE YOU ONE
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ok, here is where the microsoft monopoly comes up, they want the costumer tha buys a copy of windows to only be able to install it in one computer,even if your computer was programmed with an original windows disc, it'll become illegal because the code has already been used before,unles you use your computer for business or something real importand it dosent really matter, you wont get the biger updates but if you make sure you have a good antivirus and firewall program you will be fine, i have had 3 computers with the same problem but i havent even worried about it my comps are fine, and no your computer wont become useless, not true, just enable automatic updates and your computer will still get the basic updates wich will help too, my advise is, dont sweath it you'll be fine.
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