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I assume that Windows XP is already properly installed on your computer. (If that's not correct, please send a follow-up message).
The "key code" for Windows XP will be stored in your computer. There are several free software programs you can use to retrieve that key code. Here are a few suggestions:
Any of the above programs should work. You'll need to download and install the program. That will display the key code for your XP, which you can then copy and store in a safe place.
> I reinstall Windows XP Professional .. it asked me [for] product key.
What CD-ROM did you use -- the CD-ROM supplied by the manufacturer (Dell, HP, eMachines, ACER) or a "non-genuine" copy on a CD-recordable disk?
Did you copy the product-key from the decal on the side-panel of the desktop
(or the decal on the bottom of the laptop) ?
Were you connected to the Internet when it "again" asked for the activation code?
If so, Windows has connected to Microsoft, to compare your product-key to a list
of "bad" ("compromised") license-keys, and it found a MATCH, indicating that you
have a "non-genuine" copy of Windows XP.
hello, the drivers can be downloaded from the same place which is toshiba website. Now I personally have used an english key to install a spanish version of windows xp. I dont know if this would be the case with your version.
I'm sorry to say, but legally no one can give you a key to install XP. We have no way of verifying that bought a legitimate copy of Windows XP Professional, or if you just downloaded a pirated copy.
Sorry for not being able to help any further than this, but I hope you understand that we CAN'T help you with this request.
If you are looking for a windows product code go to support,microsoft.com and they can give you a new code. I think you mean Windows XP they should still be able to give you the code(key) even though Windows XP is no longer made or sold. It was replaced with Vista. But, you have to get the keys from microsoft there is no universal key. Sorry.
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