Can the serial number of the XP be visible on my computer?

Visible.

Open "My Computer" --Properties".

The string below "Registered To" inside is the serial number.

Yes, it's on your computer, is that serial number, Z or D? Now you can upgrade to MS**, no problem.

First of all, I want to ask you very much about activating XP, no... To be precise, do you want to be able to upgrade on the MS station? If the answer is yes, then let's first take a look at the installation problem, the current popular v4, v5, v6 versions I still recommend, especially v5 and v6.

There is a serial number problem in the installation process, I recommend that you calculate it on the machine first, and then install it with this serial number, usually the XP installed in this way can be updated freely to the MS site. Woo. Jia G J?

If you have an installed XP, but you use the same serial number that everyone uses everywhere, it doesn't matter, we will say later that the problem of replacing the serial number will be solved when repackaging with sysrep. ?x} milled bn

My Computer" -- right-click ---Properties" -- General " under "Register to" is the serial number!

windows+pause break

Regular Register to, and that's it.

There are two main ways to check the hard drive serial number for XP.

Method 1: Special tool method.

Method 2: Internal Command Method.

Use the diskpart command and win+r keys to run cmd to enter the command line interface:

diskpart

list disk to see how many hard drives there are.

select disk 0 Select the first disk detail disk Displays the details of the selected disk, the first row displayed is the drive model, and the second row ID is the serial number.

If you have more than one hard drive, go back to step 3 and continue with the following operations.

The device manager can't see the serial number of the hard drive, only the model ID of the hard drive, which can be seen with everest software, such as this one:

Of course, you can remove the hard drive and look at it...

Device Manager on my computer.