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Originally Posted by artifus
sorry, that was a bit of a hit and run post.
you have made no changes but windows may have or at least think it has detected a change and if you have notifications off it would not alert you to that fact.
the above procedures are to remind the os of what hardware is connected. i have had usb devices drop out, not be recognised and fail driver update until a shut down followed by disconnecting from mains and reboot.
this may affect generated hardware codes required for authorization. run ezd with the same hardware connected as was with authorization.
i don't have ezd, just a suggestion for something to try next time.
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Thanks for the explanation Artifus. That's interesting..... I will keep that in mind.
It IS possible then tha something as innocuous as a USB device changing could
somehow alter that computer ID code it seems.....
I'll bet that is my culprit.... Although I don't recall any USB device changes, but
at the same time I may not have noticed.
Thanks!
Jedi