Windows 7/Vista Product Id Changer
Product ID are unique identifiers used by software manufacturers. Most of the products by Microsoft have a product ID, which is added to the registry. We have told you about several tools which allow you to change Windows and Microsoft Office product keys and also a tool to recover product keys from Windows 7 and Vista.
Vista Product Id changer is a freeware which will allow you to change the product key of Windows Vista and Windows 7.
Though the software is specifically created for Windows Vista, it will also allow you to change product IDs for Windows 7.
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Even though the author has specifically created the software for Windows Vista, it also work with Windows 7.
Changing product IDs is very simple with this tool. In addition to that, it also allows you to reset the product ID back to the original one if something goes wrong.
Rating: 2/5 (Good)
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I purchased a Samsung R580 with Windows 7 Home Premium, and after creating a partition for Windows XP I screwed both Windows 7 and the recovery partition.
Later I re-installed Windows / and added the Key that is attached below the notebook. As expected, it didn’t worked because of the different product ID. Then I used this recommended application, and it didn’t work. Apparently is not enough to change the productid value on the registry, that value seems to be stored somewhere else, and is promptly reseted by Windows 7 after the modification.
Any help will be appreciated.
There is simple software tool used for changing windows Experience index:
J-tech Software’s Windows Rating Changer..