Have you ever had to upgrade your computer or reinstall software after a crash? Do you search and search for the product installation key codes with no luck?
We all know we should keep all our documentation, but sometimes that just does not happen and it is easy to forget where we put that information. Here are two suggestions to make it easier next time:
- Use a sharpie market and write the product key right on the CD, then you just have to remember where you put the CD.
- Using Outlook? Use your Notes in Outlook and have a note for software license keys and product codes. This is also a great place to track support phone numbers.
It can’t hurt to use both of these tips and keep your product codes stored in both places!
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Cathy Sexton - St. Louis - Productivity Speaker, Trainer, Author and Coach. Founder of The Productivity Experts helping individuals Ignite Their Performance so they can get more done with less effort. .As a productivity coach, trainer, speaker, author and radio host, I am passionate about helping individuals discover their personal productivity style so they can accomplish more with less effort. I use my passion and empathetic nature to help people live healthy productive lives! I know the health risks of being a workaholic; I have lived it. My purpose in life is to provide coaching, teaching, and tools to people who are hungry to spend more time with family, enjoy their careers and live a less stressed and carefree life.
Great tips! I either write on the CD or keep part of the original package. Both are stored in a fireproof safe along with passwords and other stuff.
Thanks Steve for sharig