Re: Re Support request to KCCC

In 2010 KCCC my employer, procured licensed Windows Server 2008 OS from a vendor who has now closed the company, now coming to 3 years since date of closing. Mid this year our Windows Server System untimely closed down! In the process of recovering
and rebuilding up, we realized that this vendor did not give us the Windows Product Key not even sticking it on the hardware. We are rebuilt the server a fresh but we can not track, neither find the product Key even on the documentation the vendor left with
us.
How can we find this product key? Please help? I am in Africa.
Joseph Mwijuka

On Thu, 28 Aug 2014 15:48:04 +0000, Mucu wrote:
In 2010 KCCC my employer, procured licensed Windows Server 2008 OS from a vendor who has now closed the company, now coming to 3 years since date of closing. Mid this year our Windows Server System untimely closed down! In the process of recovering
and rebuilding up, we realized that this vendor did not give us the Windows Product Key not even sticking it on the hardware. We are rebuilt the server a fresh but we can not track, neither find the product Key even on the documentation the vendor left with
us.
How can we find this product key? Please help? I am in Africa.
This is not a security related issue so it really doesn't belong in this
forum. You're going to have to contact Microsoft Support in your region.
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers/en-za
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