Using my windows xp professional tablet COA

I have a Toshiba Portege 3500 but I can't get my COA to work right now I am booting linux, is there any way I can just use my the coa with my xp pro cd from my other computer? I really don't want to order the media for $25 bucks and even then I have to buy a crappy usb floppy drive that i'll never use again.

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If you install Windows XP Professional and never use it again on the other computer, you should be able to reuse its original product key. You will probably need to explain to Microsoft on the phone that you are transferring Windows from one computer to another in order to activate.
Two things you need to understand.
1. The product key on your laptop is useless for any retail version of Windows.
2. You will not be able to use the tablet features on that machine. In order to do so, you would need to install Windows XP Tablet Edition.
If you want the tablet features, then you should order the recovery discs. The version of Windows restored is preactivated. So no key is required. You can probably get them from these people.
   Digitalmedia-labs.com
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