Eu acredito que você PRECISA de fazer a 'ativação por telefone' , já que o novo hardware não permitirá que você receba uma nova chave para ativar com sucesso. Você pode ter perdido a etapa em que ela pergunta qual tipo de procedimento de ativação você deseja executar. Se isso não funcionar, tente executar o reparo novamente, pois algo pode ter ido para o sul , isso aconteceu antes.
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Você substituiu uma placa-mãe comprada pela licença OEM do seu sistema? Você pode querer ler isto: (De link )
Advisory: Changing a Branded OEM XP system motherboard to a non-factory replacement motherboard or moving a hard drive with OEM XP pre installed to a non-OEM system is not advised. The new OEM EULA states: The sale of XP OEM software is only allowed when accompanied with a complete computer. Defined as "We grant you a nonexclusive right to distribute an individual software license only with a fully assembled computer system. A "fully assembled computer system" means a computer system consisting of at least a central processing unit, a motherboard, a hard drive, a power supply, and a case." A non-password protected explanation can be accessed from the link below.
OEM Microsoft Windows (including XP Pro and XP Home) Licensing Changes You Need To Know About!
Two problem areas exist.
- Non-compliance with the OEM EULA.
- The OEM's practice of using a set of restore disks or hidden restore folders on the hard drive to satisfy Microsoft's restore requirement.
The first example can result in a denial of activation. The second means you have no media (i.e. no XP CD) to use for the repair install if it is necessary.
Generic OEM versions would seem to classify the builder of the computer as the OEM and as the OEM can determine what upgrades are allowed. See this link to confuse you even more. OEM