A hardware key, I believe, is tied to the hardware. Lets say you install Judgment Day. It gives you a product ID. Now lets say you get a new computer, and the ID is different. That is because it's using your hardware specifications on your computer to generate ID'S. If I'm wrong on this someone let me know, although I think that's right.
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