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Microsoft CD Keys, CD Key Generator, Genuine Advantage ValidationMicrosoft
CD Keys, CD Key Generator, Genuine Advantage Validation
If you want to make up your own key of the form nnn-nnnnnnn, it seems that the
first three digits can be any number you like while the last seven digits must
add up to a multiple of seven. A really boring (but easy to type key) is:
111-1111111
This key has been used successfully with:
BackOffice 4.5 (Beta 2)
Flight Simulator 98 (OEM)
Liquid Motion 1.0
Monster Truck Madness
Office 97 Pro
Plus! 98
Publisher 98
SQL Server Enterprise Edition
Visual C++ 6.0 Standard Edition
Visual Studio 6 (Enterprise and Pro) and 97
Windows NT
Word 97
I have also read that if you take an upgrade CD key and add one to the first set
of numbers (whether three or four digit) then the CD key will be for the full
edition.
If that didn't work, try this:
465-6389583
I am not sure what CD this is from, but I am compiling a list of all Microsoft
applications that this CD Key works with. It seems to have been the standard
with older CD's (95 thru 97). This key has been used successfully with:
Flight Simulator 95
Monster Truck Madness
Office 98 for MacIntosh
Office 2001 for MacIntosh
Publisher 97
Publisher 98 (with 0465 in first block)
Sidewinder Game Pad CD
Visual Basic 4.0 Enterprise
Visual Basic 6.0a Professional Edition
Visual C++ 4.0 and 5.0
Visual C++ 4.0 Professional
Visual C++ 5.0 Professional Edition
Visual C++ 6.0 Pro
Visual Studio 97
Windows NT 4.0 Workstation
Windows 95/98 Plus!
Windows 95 Upgrade
Windows 98 Beta 3
Works 4.5
for the first section, try:
7777-7777777
This key has been used successfully with:
MS Exchange Server 5.0 and 5.5.
1112-1111111
This key has been used successfully with:
Office 97
Office 97 Pro
Outlook 98
Power Point 97 Upgrade
Project 98
Publisher 5.0 and 98
Microsoft Works
Word 97
If that one doesn't work for you, try this:
8090-3192571
This key has been used successfully with:
Access 97
Front Page 98
Office 97 Pro
Outlook 98
Project 98
Publisher 98, English, Spanish Version
Visual Basic 5.0 Professional and Enterprise Edition
Word 97
The format for the nnnn-nnnnnnn. The first four digits seem to make a
difference, but even versus odd totals are rumored to indicate an OEM versus
upgrade CD (this hasn't been worked out). The last seven digits still must add
up to a multiple of seven, but certain combinations like all ones and anything
ending with a zero are disallowed. 4157-7777777 seems to work and is easier to
type.
Windows 98
If your computer came with Windows 98 (i.e. you did not upgrade your computer to
Windows 98), you may need to use an OEM number which you find via this link.
With Windows 98, MS seems to have gone crazy with the length of the CD Key or
Product Key. There see to only be about three common families of CD keys, OEM,
full retail, and upgrade retail. The main thing seems to be just using a CD key
from the same family. Two less common families are corporate (which can
sometimes bypass the mandatory registration process) and academic.
Windows 98 Second Edition keys are broken out in a separate section below.
Some Windows 98 CD Keys you can try are:
VYK42-6KXD9-2C333-3D898-J97HP
R3TQR-PQTKG-HBVQ9-YBFH3-CGCRT worked with German full, English full (OEM), UK
Edition, Compaq English, Spanish Full, Dutch, Compaq and IBM Recovery CDs, and
U.S. Second Edition (SE) OEM, Dell SE laptop, Toshiba 4100XDVD.
RRXHQ-M3YTR-3BGRT-CQMC2-6K4C4
Q2YHH-GYWV2-MDXCD-H9P2X-HYVMM worked with several versions including SE
(Second Edition), UK Edition, and US OEM.
R34DV-VB6WM-XMHHV-WM4Q2-WBB3Y is supposed to work with all version of first
edition Windows 98 (4.10.98), UK Edition.
T7J8Q-MH7RP-9H9J2-2HVFG-C3X2M worked with four U.S. retail versions
(4.10.1998) as well as second edition version.
JJK9P-G8JYJ-X24RC-XTFJ4-K9W4W worked with English retail version (CA), UK
Edition.
MMHK7-QPHQG-KMTP9-7GTJY-JQ6XM worked with English Retail Second Edition
v4.10.2222A. Also, HP 4440 recovery disk, UK Edition.
XB88B-9B96V-CRJPG-64882-GQBDD Full verison, not upgrade, also Second Edition,
UK Edition
DJK2X-6XFJB-Q9J7J-WGC7P-WMHYG Compaq, HP, IBM, etc., UK Edition
HGBRM-RBK3V-M9FXV-YCXDK-V38J4 Apr 98 Beta
MD97J-QC7R7-TQJGD-3V2WM-W7PVM came with English Developer's Connection
Version. Seems to work with same CD's as T7J8Q.. above. Also Japanese
version.
D3Y8F-CM34T-BMGVJ-23JCC-PGMBG
MPRJW-T87XX-3QR6V-QDHYG-VW2MX
DCTB2-4RV9D-3TXP2-F89JK-26XWQ Universal key for all languages
MP4F9-W6C8V-HTCCT-T7M7R-Y7K3Y
BRC8V-TJ2MK-KB97T-WVYH6-MB4YB
K4HVD-99TJ9-6CRXG-C9G68-R92D3 OEM French WIN98SE
F6G3X-R7TMG-7HKWR-YHKQJ-KHJDQ
BQRYF-BQ4BF-Q4VFX-D9PRC-YTCV7 French Update CD
HBM43-PD86Y-9R8HM-4GM8H-TVG3Q UK Edition
BHB6V-JYFJ8-V9C47-QDB6B-JCTXK UK Version
FQHDX-PPG3C-6GYXT-GDFXG-7DQBM
WHPPW-3WVYF-DFJGH-QKQ94-67FJM
BY8YQ-W9WZ9-FFDV3-PDK2J-RYYYW
Q988C-P7VK2-K2K7R-QX9W9-7CDW3 UK Edition
RV8RQ-6YTPD-HTPRC-C6G3G-TFKYF Upgrade
Windows 98 Second Edition Upgrade CD Key that should bypass the requirement to
have Win95 installed:
H26W6-897MW-6T4WY-P3G98-GR342 Win 98 Upgrade Second Edition, bypasses Win95
requirement
Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) CD Keys you can try are:
RW9MG-QR4G3-2WRR9-TG7BH-33GXB Full Edition, English UK, French
DKJQY-TMJGF-BYYPQ-Q2HB7-W2K3V Upgrade English, U.S. Version
K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3 Win 98 Upgrade Second Edition, also 1st edition
full retail
HQ6K2-QPC42-3HWDM-BF4KJ-W4XWJ Win 98 Second Edition, also Danish, Norwegian
and Norwegian OEM, UK Edition (product ID 16203-OEM-0000007-00651)
JHD22-PY6C8-GGTJC-HYYWT-TF7MY Ver 4.10.2222A Retail
T7FCQ-XTD3Q-YY6QD-TGYJQ-7BPJJ UK Version
HQ88R-P7JWC-4FYHY-DK6MV-HT3CD Plus SE U.S English Ver 4.10.2222A
T7J8Q-MH7RP-9H9J2-2HVFG-C3X2M
P767C-WKHX7-62TFV-H6XTP-JXFQM works with ver. 4.10.2222 English, UK Edition,
also Packard Bell Master Recovery CD
MKMXV-CDQGH-98HCX-3HM2C-G3T7B, UK Edition
XQY3P-8MMD2-JC6M2-HJDYW-P6H7B, UK Edition
d6xwh-xkvv6-t2f87-kb2kh-9h3yg from Compaq OEM system, UK Edition
BBH2G-D2VK9-QD4M9-F63XB-43C33 Chinese Language, Full Installation
J3R3W-VBVDF-2496X-46TQB-HH8BY Australian English. Product Key 792807368, UK
Edition
TR9TQ-F4JRW-FXM4G-3H7V2-FH4J6 UK and Chinese Version
W7XTC-2YWFB-K6BPT-GMHMV-B6FDY Second Edition English
QMPMF-23D8R-83GV6-MMR3C-BQ7C3 UK Edition
QCWJD-F94YQ-KWQXX-M48M3-MCFQW UK Edition
WTY8X-CQP24-MX9TD-GBBD9-JKCXP (upgrade)
WGJTT-2Q9MV-3TB8B-DQ77Y-C6QKB UK Edition
TVYGH-V683W-3CWT9-MQ468-G66WR Upgrade
DBRCB-D43K3-VY4G4-KVG4H-6FK9M Australia, Compaq
PRDDH-83JD9-G6PK4-684GF-6Y73B Dell OEM English and Dell upgrade
99 CD's have gone back to the shorter CD Key, but they have different formats
from the older keys. Try these:
425-1958694
This key is from MS Money 99. Both this key and the following have been used
with Visual Studio 6 Professional Edition. The above key has been used with
Visual Basic 6 Fundamentals.
813-1283563
This key is from MS Works 99.
A Serial Number for Visual Basic 6.0 Professional Edition is:
82891-81458-26914-54736
This serial number is also supposed to work with Visual C++, FoxPro, J++, .. as
the Product ID for the 6.0 Professional Edition.
A CD Key for Publisher 98:
21897-00233844-96848
A CD Key for Office 2000 and Office 10 beta is:
MP4F9-W6C8V-HTCCT-T7M7R-Y7K3Y
with product ID of:
82503-711-0000007-67584
CDs Key for Office 2000 are:
DR674-KJWQW-HGQKT-WGDBG-4RKY3 with product ID of 450-5693453
Q2CXY-QYYJ4-QPTBH-WPCTB-9J4MM Volume/Corporate CD Key
RX2R4-4RDYW-269QY-7BC3J-XCFVB (Corporate CD Key)
JFD4K-MKCDP-83R4H-7GFCQ-2C9KB Professional English SR1
VVJ6H-DYTMT-PYCXB-86GDH-3JBRK Premium
HQ6DG-JJ73M-C34Q7-W3G4H-CRB9Q UK Pro, Spanish Premium, and U.S. (standard
upgrade) as well as Visio 2000
R7WB4-KQDHY-YTVRF-77JXC-W7898 Spanish Premium
C3KDQ-BJBMM-YVP9B-DQY7V-VBG9G English and Spanish SR-1, version 9.0.3821
CJ7XX-Y2BD8-V48XQ-KK676-BBPGD
Previously this list had included GC6J3-GTQ62-FP876-94FBR-D3DX8 but Office 2000
has invalidated all installations using this key whenever SR-1 or SR-1A is
installed.
CD Keys for Office 2000 Professional are:
H4GW2-2M9C4-R8YWX-BYJFT-KKFQ3 Also works with Word portion of MS Works Suite
2000 (english and swedish) and Word 2000 as well as Word 2000 (HP OEM and
others), SR1 OEM.
DT3FT-BFH4M-GYYH8-PG9C3-8K2FJ also premium, pre SP1
P93G7-RVBJJ-YDQ3C-FGRGY-34DDY
D6WTV-YRQ4G-7FM8F-X7C6D-YCW2B
H4GW2-2M9C4-R8YWX-BYJFT-KKFQ3
BPTC6-8XTJT-J4FF4-KY6CB-BJV6B
DYG34-X3HDQ-C6K23-RY3CH-2W8BJ
DT3FT-BFH4M-9YYH8-PG963-8K2FJ (2nd Edition)
RX2R4-4RDYW-S29QY-7BC3J-XCFV3 (Corporate CD Key)
DFK97-PR8TC-9XMJJ-4JVCY-WHTP9 academic version, product ID 326-4662262
CD Keys that worked for Office 2000 Premium are:
MP4F9-W6C8V-HTCCT-T7M7R-Y7K3Y (Also Office 10 Beta 2)
CFGBV-3MC8H-KW2XJ-8CVP6-KBRM9 (Also SR-1, but needs registration then).
A CD Key that worked for Works Suite 2000 is:
KVCT4-RRKTT-68C39-FCT7B-CGRKD
CD Keys that worked for Office 2000 Small Business are:
B3KX2-BR7CY-MFMXK-HXGQB-8HBDG
J3GX9-MDBXB-934FC-CTQJ3-KFRM8, Also Windows ME Upgrade, Works Suite 2000,
Publisher 2000, Word 2000 (also SR-1 and OEM), Front Page 2000 and Office 2000
Professional version (service release 1, English and Norwegian).
W6FX3-77MJ3-JMVH2-VWP86-F4KMJ, Also Flight Simulator 2000, Works Suite 2000,
and Word 2000 OEM.
CD Keys for Office 10 for Mac are:
HGRK7-74222-YDF4X-VKP93-R8X76
C43G9-T2J4R-4V8GX-F9TYQ-R42W4
BDGFC-RTX84-TD6DD-XWX3H-HQDW8
A CD Key for Works 4.5a OEM version is:
11111-11111-11111-11111-11111
This was just tried as a guess and worked. I would be interested if it worked
for any other MS applications.
CD Keys for Word 2000 are:
BTB66-3JBDP-KJ67Q-G2CMR-7JMDX Also Access 2000 SR1 under Windows XP and Vista
WPB69-HRK28-WYRJ9-FKK76-DGDC8 Also Works Suite 2000 and 2001
GGX2P-DXCCP-443R8-4KBYV-BP3JM
XDDT9-9T82Y-47WDW-B9TV4-8M9MD
PF64V-RVBCV-4QJJG-7Q9VC-3DVRW Canadian version
K42BC-F4TJR-7FK6X-YKJKY-3RW2M
V32RD-JR2YJ-D8HJC-GKXQV-WCXTT Pro version
CD Keys for Front Page 2000 upgrade and full version are:
DYQV3-XDB7C-T24YH-2Q93P-T4G7V Also Office 2000 Premium
R6BRT-3DH6Y-22BWG-H8T6C-49BXV Also Project 2000 and Publisher 2000
RYY3D-6XTJB-CDXQD-3JX9B-HM6JM
KXCTV-BJYKM-MBVHF-BCVY4-Q4JDQ
CD Keys for Project 2000 Pro are:
MDYB4-92JGJ-CV7KY-H2B39-9X4TT also worked with Visio 2000
F2CM8-WQBBB-W9PGK-FMX7B-DH8JC
BF4RG-JP66C-VJJ84-VWMGX-WCXPB
J9QQD-4TBM4-767WR-48RYV-QG3CH
FJRYR-2RPVG-QJBFP-VHCKY-88VJW
A CD Key for Visio 2000 is:
HQ6DG-JJ73M-C34Q7-W3G4H-CRB9Q
61000-111111 Enterprise Edition>
CD Keys for Windows 2000 Professional are:
G74HG-XXQTJ-RTX64-QKP3F-HKHXP
F6PGG-4YYDJ-3FF3T-R328P-3BXTG
VXKC4-2B3YF-W9MFK-QB3DB-9Y7MB Dell CD
V8YCV-T66J9-YDHT3-D8X7W-QV89J Dell Blue and Green (business), SP4 OEM
J4WH4-JXX2W-3FYM7-QJBB8-XKWD8
QR8T4-P2J49-68J88-79XTP-F2RG8
TXY8C-9X778-9BJ3T-6F2DC-332YF U.S. Upgrade
K3Y7V-XXWHC-8XT9Q-HH6TC-WMFYV U.S. Upgrade from MS
RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG Also worked with Windows Whistler, build 2428 as
well as Upgrade
J4WH4-JXX2W-3FYM7-QJBB8-XKWD8
DDTPV-TXMX7-BBGJ9-WGY8K-B9GHM
RM233-2PRQQ-FR4RH-JP89H-46QYB Retail, Optiplex GX110, Small Business Server,
Israeli Compaq and Dell Latitude
F63KX-K7WB2-J2Q4W-DYQCY-QTF9J
DY26P-7W66J-MQQQ7-QGRTQ-X8PHJ Corporate CD
RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG evaluation key, 120 days
CD Keys Windows 2000 Server are:
VTWQ6-GQ4DB-RF2BW-RRMRR-WDMDT also SQL Server 2000 Personal Edition
FFMTB-VQTF3-7RK4K-DXC97-YM4FM
CD Keys that have worked for Windows 2000 Advanced Server are:
H6TWQ-TQQM8-HXJYG-D69F7-R84VM also Business Server
RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG also Windows 2000 Pro, may be 120 day evaluation
key)
KRJQ8-RQ822-YRMXF-6TTXC-HD2VM
CD Keys that worked for Outlook 2000 are:
WK4BC-8C9GD-WRCKV-DV39P-T8JKG also FrontPage 2000, Work Suite 2001, Gateway
Work Suite 2003
QMFG4-83WGX-QVGH8-WJDW4-JG9FW
Some keys that came with Windows ME (Millenium) are:
B6BYC-6T7C3-4PXRW-2XKWB-GYV33
RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG Also worked with Windows Whistler build 2428
HBTD9-6P338-XT2MV-QBTTF-WPGGB
Q6MD3-VG94N-C4M3X-W2WJ4-V7XJ7
QVGV7-BK2X8-GQ8M2-CVP4Y-WTHDG
QC4KJ-9QWCG-TD83Y-9Y9HT-HGYBB
C2C8Q-2P36X-JHXPJ-9KQJT-BBGPT Del OEM 00029-056-952-050
R4J6Q-TT3GQ-FWVP9-K3XH8-2R2GB Austrian Version
FF8PG-YQQX4-7VHW8-MC4K9-T8VPQ Full Version (Retail)
Some CD Keys that worked for Windows Millenium Upgrade are:
XP87P-VJTGY-DB2RC-7HCT7-3DT34
MXMF7-DR8TP-K87XG-KKV99-G893R
MMMY3-BHC8M-6K86H-9RYDG-HPGYF
PDMVJ-MFXTK-JJKK9-QY2DM-37G2X
Some CD Keys that worked with Office XP are:
XFX2Y-28DHH-8XHX3-RXRC8-28TCD worked with Premium edition, also Word and UK
edition with FrontPage
FM9FY-TMF7Q-KCKCT-V9T29-TBBBG worked with corporate Pro Enterprise and
Professional editions, does not check in with MS
Q4F49-MQ4YG-JCWHM-KF4QR-GRXWY Volume/Corporate CD Applications
HWB6C-8R8YY-M4M86-PXB88-3C78G Volume/Corporate CD Suites
RYXMW-P6PFM-YC2GP-YWX2R-9VY9G Retail Applications
VBVRC-TKK6Y-37HD7-FVGGB-JF36J Retail Suites
DYGWQ-D3FYG-V89BY-8KPG9-8YM9M
QHV8Q-JYYYQ-WDBWP-9GCPY-P77JB Professional
QX97T-8R9FY-M3HGX-KGXYD-R3C8T Seems to be 49 trial version
CD Keys for Windows XP Professional are:
FCKGW-RHQQ2-YXRKT-8TG6W-2B7Q8 Corporate version and upgrade, no mandatory
registration if you have corporate version! However, SP1 will reject this and
others as described in the labmice article below. Now black flagged.
PQGR8-86HKG-2X3P7-H2DH2-HRM96 Corporate generated, WGA OK for now.
J7282-VM7Y4-MXMJD-83DJM-BM6JY Corporate generated
RG6Q6-JRJQR-JMY3X-DPR7T-48K86 Corporate generated
W7VY8-R3HK7-J68PB-TQ4DF-B87M2 Corporate generated
FRQF8-RW2FT-MHFWB-GRQKP-T9GV2 Corporate generated
TKFFC-RMY9G-DD3HQ-JKPG9-AX6HD Volume License (may be post SP1)
BQ92H-YPC9T-3MCMY-7PPH8-8J3JF Retail version
KBGVG-DK767-BQPTM-3DC9F-HYV83 Retail version
3KFB7-X2Q3M-6MWFX-W2Y7V-C7M9B
BBK3H-PPH6P-G8YV7-FMBHM-2RV2P OEM SP1 compatible
BVFKG-7MXPW-Y6RVF-CMD22-FYRR7 OEM SP1 compatible
RBR8H-YBHRY-XVD8C-Q47YW-Y62CC OEM SP1 compatible
CD Keys for Windows XP Home Edition are:
C6QQT-DYQ7H-HG39T-H47FX-Q3JD2 upgrade
RXRKX-X6747-V3VXH-7YWKM-733KT OEM
KVRDW-RCY6W-G3CKY-KFXMX-D3W4G Dell OEM
GW26P-KHYXT-WZWVT-HYTKW-76BFD Dell OEM
DCDYV-4MCRQ-9MD6G-BHVXV-J9XK8
A CD Key for Windows XP Tablet PC Edition is:
VQXTT-F82HQ-JYJGV-PV3F9-GCX4T
CD Keys for Microsoft Windows XP Professional Corporate:
XBW9V-TTX2T-X9W8R-72GV7-QTYDQ
FF2YY-8P3XF-C7FKC-HR7YV-9G2PK
XPW7F-4GXDW-WYTWW-Q8WC2-DJ2CR
MBF49-TH2VC-W288M-PV9YF-9CGKD
GJW99-WMTWW-2CD24-Q2JBK-PH7W8
XR3WH-V9YVD-XMPDG-83RXB-7C3HJ SP2
V2C47-MK7JD-3R89F-D2KXW-VPK3J SP2
CCMWP-99T99-KCY96-FGKBW-F9WJT SP2
BR89Q-4B9GB-9DPFD-M2PY3-R3F83 SP2
DP7CM-PD6MC-6BKXT-M8JJ6-RPXGJ SP3
F4297-RCWJP-P482C-YY23Y-XH8W3 SP3
HH7VV-6P3G9-82TWK-QKJJ3-MXR96 SP3
HCQ9D-TVCWX-X9QRG-J4B2Y-GR2TT SP3
QC986-27D34-6M3TY-JJXP9-TBGMD SP3
MRX3F-47B9T-2487J-KWKMF-RPWBY SP3
XP8BF-F8HPF-PY6BX-K24PJ-TWT6M SP3
CM3HY-26VYW-6JRYC-X66GX-JVY2D SP3
GHMWR-QXVFB-PGT3T-V92XB-PRTR8 SP3
R349V-86B3K-JC3KG-D9W6J-9VQHT SP3
W3BWH-B4RWY-YVPJM-TDD8G-H8FQM SP3
C4HWV-K7DV9-QJ67G-3YWJ6-TX72Q SP3
K4KFH-K7DFB-4HBWH-3DCHQ-WFY6Y SP3
W3YDB-Y626C-YR3QP-WJ7HR-YG7M6 SP3
QGMP9-CCFBR-R4CFH-CYBDH-TXPVM SP3
HX3CH-CFKFJ-XHFK7-YRVQH-VG4TY SP3
MGJ7B-44HTK-QGV28-WCFMD-RGTGY SP3
W4P6K-G7WJX-PB4MF-WWF69-938V3 SP3
WX6R3-K4KJ8-K697K-J3MKP-7HF86 SP3
QW76F-QY76K-QWVJP-4G7B2-9VXVJ SP3
CVW2J-WH397-FJTDD-BC4C8-4JCC8 SP3
GKJQ2-W9MFK-XFV4X-6VG69-KBQGD SP3
WWCYC-8GG4V-K797M-GVK8B-KY868 SP3
M3Y4R-CK87K-R9PPJ-24Q2W-22XCM SP3
HCQ9D-TVCWX-X9QRG-J4B2Y-GR2TT SP3
QC986-27D34-6M3TY-JJXP9-TBGMD SP3
MRX3F-47B9T-2487J-KWKMF-RPWBY SP3
A CD Key for Publisher 2000 is:
WK4BC-8C9GD-WRCKV-DV39P-T8JKG
CD Keys for Publisher XP are:
dy6wq-d3fyg-v89by-8kpg9-8yw9m also worked with Visio and Publisher 2002 Pro
J8QDP-DW6B8-F37BF-XHQKF-7CPQ8
A CD Key for Visio Enterprise Network Tools is:
HJ964-7DQ6D-7K7RK-DD7RM-TQGRB Volume/Corporate CD
CD Keys for Works Suite 2001 are:
B8R3F-C6YPV-WX43W-M7PKG-PQV2Q Gateway OEM
RMRJP-C786V-W7B3G-QBQ3C-VCWYY
CD Keys for Publisher 2002 are:
KHTG7-CTRJ3-3VGVJ-8T3C9-8RD3B
KDMPC-8YHTG-J6P3W-WYX9P-CD9T3
QD3G3-RYVKW-PPQ7B-9BQ3R-HJXKM
A CD Key for Project Pro 2002 is:
QD3FF-TYBPF-MX7H4-JG833-W26YG
A CD Key for Visual Pro 2002 is:
QCJ3X-79CWW-CK4M8-G2XT6-XXT93
A CD Key for Visual Studio .NET is:
D64GG-GXY6T-V6FTR-WCPBB-2YDYB
A CD Key for Visual FoxPro 7.0 is:
TCJC7-H2QDH-3T7G7-R6RTM-YRK3Y
A CD Key for Visual FoxPro 8.0 is:
DTCDY-QTCH8-CHFM8-6D7QD-PDKRW Professional, Retail, full version
A CD Key for Office XP Pro 2002 is:
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Style Works 2000 Universal Torrent
(This website is not affiliated with any company, it is an attempt to reconstruct their history)
Part I: The Early YearsIntroduction & OverviewMore than 426,000 carbines were manufactured by Universal Firearms over a 25 year period from 1961 through 1986. This was 10 years longer and more than three times the quantity manufactured by any other commercial carbine manufacturer. In the beginning the first Universal Firearms carbines were 100% compatible with surplus GI carbine parts, their carbines included many of these parts. As with every other commercial carbine manufacturer, as surplus GI carbine parts became scarce, Universal Firearms began using commercially manufactured substitutes. Unlike other commercial carbine manufacturers, some of the commercially manufactured parts used by Universal Firearms were eventually compatible with the Universal Firearms carbines only and not interchangeable with their surplus GI counterparts. In 1967 beginning with serial number 100,000 Universal Firearms implemented a major design change to the carbines they produced. The design had been patented by Universal and the majority of parts were no longer compatible with their GI counterparts. The design change was significant enough that the carbine it produced was no longer an 'M1 Carbine'. What makes a carbine an M1 Carbine is the use of the design and parts of the original U.S. M1 Carbine, as set forth by U.S. Army Ordnance in the 1940's and early 1950's. The Universal Carbine retained the overall outward appearance and ammunition of the U.S. M1 Carbine, but the internal design and parts were a hybrid replica of the M1 Carbine. Over the years many M1 Carbine enthusiasts and collectors have had a poor opinion of the carbines produced by Universal Firearms. Some complained about the design changes, some claiming the changes were unsafe as they did not meet the standards set forth by U.S. Army Ordnance. Many companies in the history of firearms have manufactured 'carbines' of various different designs, operating actions, calibers, etc. None comparable to the standards of a U.S. M1 Carbine simply because they were not based on the design and changes approved by U.S. Army Ordnance for the Caliber .30 M1, Carbine. Different is not the same as better or worsse. Confusing this issue is the fact the first 8000 carbines manufactured by Universal Firearms were of the same design as the U.S. M1 Carbine and most of the parts were interchangeable with surplus GI carbine parts. Many owners of the carbines manufactured by Universal Firearms have enjoyed them for many years without encountering any problems. As with any other firearm, every part thereon and therein has a lifespan. All semi-automatic centerfire rifles share a number of common safety features that should be inspected periodically and when buying a used one. With a used gun, it's not the name on the firearm that matters as much as having a competent mechanic check under the hood before we drive it. All of this should be kept in mind if and when you may encounter negative comments regarding the carbines manufactured by Universal Firearms. Investigations conducted by this author have found the majority of complaints were either not from first hand experience, did not include examination by a knowledgeable person to determine exactly why something went wrong (think semi-auto rifle gas systems, headspace, poor quality or worn out magazines), or one complaint was posted on an internet discussion forum and quoted on a dozen others making it sound like more than one. The issues discovered with a Universal Carbine or Universal M1 Carbine have been consistent with all commercially manufactured carbines, regardless of who made them. Refer to the Safety issues page on this website. Remember, a used semi-auto rifle requires more maintenance and safety inspections than most other firearms. Also keep in mind that if the carbines manufactured by Universal Firearms were as bad as the rumors, how did they manage to stay in business so long and make so many carbines?
Universal Firearms Corporation
Part I: The Early YearsThe BeginningWar Baby Comes Home by Larry Ruth has a chapter devoted to the commercial carbine manufacturers. Included are nine pages specific to Universal's carbines. Some of the information regarding the company itself was provided by a person who had been affiliated with the company, did not wish to be identified, and who was interviewed by someone on Ruth's behalf. The interview was conducted after Universal's demise. The source indicated Bullseye Gun Works of Miami, Florida was founded as a gun shop in 1954, by 1956 or 1957 they began shipping M1 carbines wholesale to American retailers. Bullseye built their own receivers and barrels. Bullseye produced approximately 2000-2500 M1 carbines with their name on the receiver. Bullseye reorganized as Universal Firearms Corporation in the late 1950's.Records of the State of Florida Dept. of State, Division of Corporations show Bullseye Gun Works incorporated in January 1960 with the directors as Jerry Resnick and Abe Seiderman. Bullseye Gun Works advertisements for carbine receivers, barrels and parts appear in Shotgun News, monthly, for at least the latter part of 1961. Florida corporate records show Universal Firearms incorporated in Florida in June 1961. The articles of incorporation identified the directors as the corporate attorneys of the law office that submitted the application. The first indication of the actual corporate directors appears on the corporate tax return for 1962, dated July 1962. The president was Seymour Sommerstein, vice-president Robert Sommerstein, executive vice-president Jerry Resnick, and secretary-treasurer Abe Seiderman. The business location is indicated as 3746 E 10th Ct, Hialeah, FL. Starting with the corporate tax records for 1964, dated July 1963, Jerry Resnick no longer appears affiliated with Universal. So far, the first indication that Universal was manufacturing M1 carbines appears in the April 1, 1962 issue of Shotgun News, within an advertisement for Southern Gun Distributors of Miami. Notice the ad states the receiver was manufactured from '4135 certified forging', meaning forged steel as opposed to cast metal. Shotgun News, April 1, 1962 Gun Digest is an annual publication whose 1st Edition was in 1946. Each issue is divided into specific sections. One section includes chapters devoted to new firearms, a large section depicting current manufactured firearms and their information, and another section that is a directory listing that includes firearm manufacturers. The chapter devoted to new rifles in the 18th Edition pp. 225-226 (published in late 1963, for 1964) introduces the Vulcan 440 slide action .44 magnum carbine manufactured by Universal Firearms Corporation. The primary focus is the Vulcan, but the article states Universal also 'now offers' a commercial duplicate of the .30 caliber M1 carbine. Interestingly, the article states Universal's M1 carbine used all new commercially manufactured parts. This means Gun Digest's author had not examined the actual carbine. The rifle depicted in the photograph below the article is not the Vulcan 440, it's their M1 carbine, which the caption calls 'Universal's new M1 carbine' (below). The section on currently manufactured firearms does not include Universal's rifles. Universal Firearms Corp. is listed in the the arms manufacturer directory in the back of the book. The statements in the Sloan's ads in August 1962 and Gun Digest's chapter on new rifles in 1963/1964, that Universal's M1 carbines were being manufactured using all new commercially manufactured parts, may indicate their M1 carbines were being advertised before they were actually available in any quantity. 1964 18th Edition Gun Digest (published in late 1963) Universal Firearms Vulcan 440 pump action .44 magnum
In August 1964 Bullseye Gun Works notified Florida the corporation had been dissolved. Resnick continued doing business as Bullseye Inc. the gun shop. For further information on Bullseye Gun Works, refer to the page on this website dedicated to Bullseye Gun Works. First SightingsThe first year the Vulcan 440 and the Universal M1 carbine are depicted in the Gun Digest list of current rifles is the 1965 19th Edition (published late 1964). The May 1965 edition of Shooting Times magazine pp. 71-73 includes a four page review of the Vulcan 440 carbine. Described are the many features it shared with the original GI M1 carbines. The only negative comments were the opening between the receiver and slide handle and Universal's claim it would work with 'all .44 caliber cartridges'. They confronted Universal about this statement, and it's clear the people doing marketing at Universal made some statements, in writing, that were not based on the operational abilities of the weapons they made. This should not be cause for criticism of Universal's carbines, these marketing tactics are unfortunately, often universal.The first data for the Universal Firearms M1 carbine appears in the 1965 19th Edition of Gun Digest.
Over the course of the company's lifespan, Universal changed the markings and their layout on their carbine receivers several times. The first set of markings used by Universal began at the beginning of production, continued until sometime after s/n 276xx, and changed sometime before s/n 405xx.
The First AlterationsThe serial number on this first group was usually oriented with the bottom of the numbers facing the rear of the carbine and the top of the numbers facing the front of the carbine. Without any pattern or discernable reason, some of serial numbers were oriented 180 degrees (upside down) from the usual orientation.A few very early Universal carbines have trigger housings manufactured during WWII for the GI carbines. Within the first two years, Universal began production of an aluminum trigger housing, somewhat similar to the GI trigger housings. Within a year, Universal redesigned their M1 carbine trigger housings again. Carbines with this redesigned trigger housing appear as early as s/n 1875x and appear to have been used exclusively s/n 445xx and later. This redesigned trigger housing was also manufactured from aluminum. The sides of the housing were thickened and run parallel front to back, giving the housing an overall rectangular shape. This trigger housing required the stock be cut to allow room for the larger trigger housing, making the GI stocks no longer interchangeable with the Universal stocks. The Universal trigger housing does not fit inside any stock other than the Universal stock, unless several significant modifications are made to the wood of the non-Universal stock.
Aluminum is not a metal that can be blued or parkerized like the rest of the carbine. Universal painted their trigger housings black. With continued use over time the paint may flake off. If this happens, it can be repaired by simple sanding and repainting the trigger housing. You might want to use a semi-gloss black bar-b-que paint or something like Brownell's Aluma-Hyde II, which is made for aluminum and a variety of other surfaces. The web page showing this product has links to several instructional videos that are worth watching, no matter what you use. They are a good example of how to use spray paint. They also have good on cold bluing and removing rust that apply to all products, not just their own. The Shooter's Bible was another annual publication devoted to hunting, currently manufactured firearms, and accessories. The 57th issue 1966 (published late 1965) depicts the 'Universal .30 M1 Carbine', the 'Universal .30 caliber Pistol', and the Vulcan .44 magnum rifle. The description of the '.30 caliber Pistol' indicates the receiver was manufactured from '4140 certified forging'. The photograph clearly shows this predecessor of Universal's Enforcer Model used the GI type barrel band. The .30 M1 Carbine drawing appears the same as the one in the 1964 Gun Digest, clearly showing a GI type barrel band with attached bayonet lug. As you will see below, the parts sometimes help to identify the time period a particular Universal carbine was made. 57th Issue The Shooter's Bible - 1966 published in late 1965 Notice the hand guard, barrel band, and sights, these later changed. Another early change implemented by Universal was elimination of the GI front sight that used a key between the top of the barrel and a groove in the underside of the top of the sight, with the sight held in place by a retaining pin. They replaced the front sight with a commercially manufactured model that was held in place by a set screw in the top of the sight. This made the removal and installation of the front sight easier, but if it is ever removed and reinstalled it tends to come loose when the carbine is fired. Front sights that are very difficult to remove, if not impossible, may have been cemented to the barrel by a previous owner. If you remove and replace the front sight, it is strongly recommended the set screw be treated with a thread lock substance that will hold it in place but not make it impossible to remove (e.g. Loctite Threadlocker Green) Front sight set screw used mid 60's & later (first observed on s/n 338xx) In September 1964 Universal Firearms Corp. and inventor, Abe Seiderman, applied for a patent for a 'Stock Lock Device'. This was a round barrel band for a newly designed M1 carbine stock. The stock tapered down at the forend, allowing the round barrel band to secure the handguard, barrel, and stock together. The band was secured to the stock using a set screw in the bottom of the band. Patent #3,208,178 issued September 1965. The first carbine utilizing this device was introduced in 1966. Stock Lock Device Patent
A Change in Markings and LayoutBy serial number 316xx Universal changed the markings and their layout on their carbines. The change was probably made sometime during 1964. This marking pattern continued into the 128000 serial number range with one change that eliminated a few letters.Universal's Detachable Scope MountIn October 1967 Universal Firearms Corp. and inventor Abe Seiderman, applied for a patent for a 'Detachable Mount for Telescopic Gun Sights'. Patent #3,424,420 issued January 1969. The left side of the receiver was drilled and tapped on most models after the scope mount was introduced. The stock was altered to accommodate the scope mount. When the mount was not in place, a soft piece of plastic snapped into the holes in the receiver and filled the gap between the receiver and the stock. The scope mount holes, stock cut for the mount and plastic insert had become standard on all carbines manufactured by Universal Firearms during the Fall of 1964 (about s/n 41000). Universal's detachable scope mount
The First CatalogGun Digest 1967 shows the GI version of the Universal M1 carbine, with a footnote that Universal offered five other versions of their basic M1 carbine, including two models chambered for the .256 cartridge. Also shown is the Vulcan 440. A Universal Firearms Corp. advertisement from the 1960's is depicted in Ruth's War Baby Comes Home, p.738. It shows the GI carbine model with the GI type barrel band, and ten other models that all used the newly designed round barrel band and newly designed stock. The catalog, unfortunately, is undated. However, a catalog dated 1968/1969 shows a very different set of model numbers and offerings.The model designations and carbines depicted in the following table are believed to be circa 1966 and prior. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Model* | Barrel Band | Stock | Finish | Drill/Tap | Scope | Misc. |
| 30 M-1 B | GI type | American Blk Walnut | satin blue | no | no | GI model |
| 30 M-1 A | round | hardwood | bright blue | yes | no | (not like the GI M1A1 carbine) |
| 30 M-1 BN | round | hardwood | nickel plated | yes | no | M-1 A, silver 'presentation' name plate |
| 30 M-1 BB | round | American Blk Walnut | high gloss bright blue | yes | no | |
| 30 M-1 OS | round | American Blk Walnut, Monte Carlo | high gloss bright blue | yes | no | M-1 BB, adjustable folding rear sight, ramp front sight w/ gold bead |
| 30 M-1 BG | round | American Blk Walnut | 24k gold plated | yes | no | M-1 BB, gold 'presentation' name plate |
| 256 Ferret A | round | American Blk Walnut | high gloss bright blue | yes | yes | M-1 BB in caliber .256 Ferret, no sights, tapered bbl |
| 30 Cal Ferret | round | American Blk Walnut | high gloss bright blue | yes | yes | M-1 BB in caliber .30 carbine, no sights, tapered bbl |
| Enforcer B | round | American Blk Walnut w/ pistol grip | high gloss bright blue | no | no | M-1 BB in a shortened 'pistol' version |
| Enforcer BN | round | American Blk Walnut w/ pistol grip | nickel plated | no | no | Enforcer B, silver 'presentation' name plate |
| Enforcer BG | round | American Blk Walnut w/ pistol grip | gold plated | no | no | Enforcer B, gold 'presentation' name plate |
| Vulcan 440 | none | American Blk Walnut | high gloss bright blue | yes | no | .44 Mag pump, adjustable rear sight, ramp front sight w/ gold bead |
| *Model designations do not appear on the Universal carbines | ||||||
The above carbines and those prior were built using many GI carbine parts. The number of companies using the surplus GI parts to build carbines eventually led to a shortage of GI parts in the later 1960's. As a particular part became unavailable, Universal manufactured or subcontracted for the manufacture of a replacement.
Expansion of OperationsIn April 1966 Jack Seiderman, brother of Abe Seiderman, filed for incorporation of General Machine Products Manufacturing Co. 3675 E. 10th Court, Hialeah, Florida 33013. This location was almost right across the street from Universal Firearms and is believed to be one of the locations that manufactured parts for the Universal carbines. Tax records submitted beginning in May 1968 indicate Universal Firearms Corp. had expanded their main facility, using the address 3740-3746 E. 10th Ct., Hialeah, FL. This same year they added Paul Bines as Vice-President of Sales. Bines was head of sales when Shooting Times reviewed the Vulcan 440 in May 1965. |