Any interest in original XP OEM SP3 Home and Pro?

Discussion in 'Windows XP / Older OS' started by Oz, Oct 1, 2009.

  1. Oz

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    #1 Oz, Oct 1, 2009
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  2. 911medic

    911medic MDL Guru

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    That has always been the easiest solution. The VLK conversion started as proof as concept, since a few individuals had easier access to original VLK discs..If you are downloading a ISO, certainly the Retail or other OEM is easiest..

    I, personally, have never used VLK outside of testing...:D:D
     
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  3. Oz

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    Allrighty then, loud and clear, going in the recycle bin!


    ADMIN, please delete this thread
     
  4. 911medic

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    I think you should upload the files for those that want them..We had the last deleted due to a bit of hanky-panky..:D

    I was not discounting your statements

    :cool:....quite the contrary, as a matter of fact..:cool:
     
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  5. crspyjohn

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    i'm interested it's so hard to find a copy without warez in it already
     
  6. urie

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    LateShift, posted files hashes very easy to search google using those downloads available every where.
     
  7. Suicide Solution

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    The only difference from a Retail disk and a OEM disk, that matters, is the SETUPP.INI and that is assuming the OEM doesnt have any garbage pre-installed like AOL spam, etc.

    Retail is the way to go if you want a clean install. When you convert a VLK to OEM you are basically converting it to a Retail disk with a modified SETUPP.INI to reflect OEM just like converting a real Retail disk to OEM so its really no difference or hassle unless you dont have any disk to start with at all.
     
  8. kukubau

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    Can anyone upload those two OEM isos please?
     
  9. Kitto

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    Definitely interest about the home version, please upload!
     
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  11. Oz

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    Added links
     
  12. sararocs

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    It's asking for a password.
     
  13. Oz

    Oz MDL Expert

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    Are you sure you didn't mean, "thanks for taking the time to package and upload all this?" When people like you are so useless in finding stuff yourself, you really should learn to say thanks!!!
     
  14. witinnovation

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    If you are downloading a ISO, certainly the Retail or other OEM is easiest.
     
  15. sararocs

    sararocs MDL Novice

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    Thanks, but without a password, it's useless, just like me.:rolleyes:
     
  16. ragnadik

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    LateShift,

    Thanks for the uploads. What's the password for Home Edition?

    Thanks!
     
  17. Oz

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    pass is the SHA-1 value for each ISO