Cyberlink Software Can Only Be Installed In Authorized Machine
So I did a clean install of Vista, but I wanted to get some of the programs that come with the factory image, such as the HP DVD Player and the Cyberlink burning software. I found the install files off the recovery disks I made, but when I try to run the setup.exe I get an error saying 'This software can only be installed in authorized machine'. I contacted HP and they want me to do a factory restore, but that would defeat the purpose of my clean install.
Did a Clean Install now trying to reinstalling HP DVD Player. And the Cyberlink burning software. I found the install files off the recovery disks I made, but when.
So does anyone know a way around this? How to make the setup.exe recognize my computer or a place where I can get the original HP software titles?
Cyberlink Software Can Only Be Installed In Authorized Machines
Thanks in advance.
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