Yes. I had the same problem. Required calling Microsoft. Turns out that when you install Vista, it records your "motherboard" drivers. Then, if you update the drivers immediately after installing Vista, it thinks you just installed it on a DIFFERENT computer. Kinda a "silly" situation, since the drivers weren't built into Vista in the first place.
Its an origianl copy of the software? If not "get lost".
If its original, call Microsoft and prove to them that activation number is yours (they will ask for lots and lots of docs)
Good luck
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