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> Hi, I have purchased a Microsoft Project product key that is not working > 1. Type Registry in the searching box>Registry Editor> select the "HKEY_CURRENT_US
by RGamma 2y ago
> Hi, I have purchased a Microsoft Project product key that is not working
> 1. Type Registry in the searching box>Registry Editor> select the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" folder to delete the keys related to your Windows user account.
> 2. Then select the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" and choose to remove it as well.
> 3. Now, restart your computer to see the result.
> 133 people found this reply helpful
No Windows, no problems?
- PaulHoule 2y agoI find it hilarious that, given a Windows problem, Copilot will also give 5 or so possible resolutions. Often there is an easy way to do it from the settings menu but Copilot will tell you how to fix it with Regedit, often correctly. The "133 people found this reply helpful" though is really pathological.