Vista can only provide 10 reactivation opportunities

                  A Microsoft spokesperson recently explained in more detail the issue of Windows Vista's licensing transfer.

"Windows Vista provides users with 10 'reactivation' opportunities. In the process of upgrading hardware, the upgrade of hard disk, processor, memory, graphics card and other accessories will not affect Vista authorization, but after the motherboard is replaced on the need for a 're-activate', Microsoft will provide online and telephone are two ways to complete the system is activated. "

assume that five years apart between Vista and the next generation of Windows, for ordinary users, the replacement of five years 10 times the motherboard is not common, but for hardware enthusiasts, perhaps Microsoft's new authorization activation program will appear to be "stretched."

Microsoft had yet to be officially released on Vista "active" number of problems, we will pay close attention to your follow-up reports.