Thread: Could restoration key to make a Virtual Machine (VM) ?
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Re: Could restoration key to make a Virtual Machine (VM) ?
The restoration key seems to just be an image of the Classmate at the point in time they shipped it. It would not have any Windows OS install files on it, just the files for the programs that were present at the time of image. I would guess you may use it to put the image on a machine with the same version of Windows OS as the Classmate, but not 100% sure, but to use it solely as a VM or bootable disc, would now work.
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