Not sure as to why would you want such a list. Anyway... Pro PTG = 55729 (from SP0 retail and SP1a vol), Home PTG = 55727 (from SP0 retail and SP1a oem), don't have any Upgrade CD or ISO.
Thank you! At least now we are one step closer to get this table half full! This info is very usefull, trust me
TRK ProVOL* Pid=76407270 ProRTL* Pid=76407000 ProOEM* Pid=76407OEM HomeRTL* Pid=76408000 HomeOEM* Pid=76408OEM
Thank you, but these PIDs are from SP2/2b/2c/3 - they are already known, incuding an upgrade ones. I'm asking for PIDs only for SP0/1/1a!
TRK Xp Starter Edition SP2 Pid=84901OEM Xp Home SP0 WXHOEM_TR Pid=55894OEM Xp Pro Vol SP0 WXPVOL_TR Pid=55896270 Xp Pro Vol Sp1 Pid=55274270 Looks like same with English iso i do not know why maybe i slipstreamed service pack. How they will be usefull? I think there is a rule Home=55894 and Pro is 55894+2=55896
Great! Thank you Yes, in the most cases this rule works, but as I can see, not for English/German, and who knows, perhaps not only. So to be sure we have to get an exact data. If we will know all PIDs, then we will be able to recover some still not found disc images "Xp Pro Vol Sp1 Pid=55274270" - i think it's a homebrew
There are a lot more around than what is being shared here in public. The regulars just can't be f***** feeding "members" who just signed up to stick their hand out Code: SP0 Japan Pro = 55383 SP0 Japan Home = 55380 SP0 French Home = 55639 SP0 Spanish Pro = 55690 SP0 Spanish Home = 55686 SP0 Italiano Pro = 55719
@egorz for rtm-sp1a the PID's are not the problem, the problem are the ExtraData each ISO has an encodeded (30 digit) value 4 PID's for 3 Channel (000, 270, OEM) for 3 Sp-Level (RTM, SP1, SP1A) Code: Lang PFPP PCCP HFPP HCCP ENU 55274 55276 55277 55285 (2 Pid * 3 channel + 2 Pid * 2 channel) = 10 Full-Pid's (for sp-Level RTM-SP1a) but (2 ED * 3 channel + 2 ED * 2 channel) * 3 Sp-Level = 30 ISO = 30 different ExtraData for 1 Language do you know a save way to calkulate the ExtraData value for each iso ? if not, you can request the full iso's (SVF's) directly Note: this belongs only to RTM-sp1a ! sp2, sp2a, sp3 is totaly different (much more easy) - all Pid's and ExtraData known
You'll be suprised You are right only in the case of SP0 (RTM) - here we have an ExtraData completely different in all types of discs and in all languages, but since SP1 i see another picture - everything is language/license/product type independent! Of course, I've copmared only English and Russian discs Just look this (the same ExtraData is in the same color): English SP0 PFPP 6F76736B7969776C6170C934873714 PCCP 7677657A737273766F70F43CC136A0 POEM 667573717871786D6E6246F8FD871F PVOL 796674736977656D7A622E385892A4 PVCCP HFPP 787978757A6565627478DBD943CD34 HCCP 70747366656E6D756973AC4DB41510 HOEM 6376796F71737A76767385CA66F124 SP1/1a/2/2b/2c/3 PFPP 786F687170637175716954806365EF PCCP 70656C7063627770737A9EA8ADEC29 POEM 786F687170637175716954806365EF PVOL 786F687170637175716954806365EF PVCCP 70656C7063627770737A9EA8ADEC29 HFPP 786F687170637175716954806365EF HCCP 70656C7063627770737A9EA8ADEC29 HOEM 786F687170637175716954806365EF Russian SP0 PFPP 796C74776F6D686C6D676E387189F4 PCCP POEM 6C646E6D7A65797564612950637D96 PVOL PVCCP HFPP 6672766F7973676472794A14B846BB HCCP HOEM 7761766F656B7A6D6A768EAF1B802C SP1/1a/2/2b/3 PFPP 786F687170637175716954806365EF PCCP 70656C7063627770737A9EA8ADEC29 POEM 786F687170637175716954806365EF PVOL 786F687170637175716954806365EF PVCCP 70656C7063627770737A9EA8ADEC29 HFPP 786F687170637175716954806365EF HCCP 70656C7063627770737A9EA8ADEC29 HOEM 786F687170637175716954806365EF So, I'm pretty sure that since SP1 all upgrade ExtraData in all languages should be the same like in English discs! The problem will be only with SP0 (RTM) releases
Are you sure about "SP0 French Home = 55639"? Just from other sources I have found that it's PRO PID, but I cant confirm it, cuz I dont have French disc images So if it's a really PID for XP Home, what is for PRO?
Bien sûr French SP0 VOL [Pid] ExtraData=7668746F797973666E6310F287977D Pid=55711270 French SP0 PRO [Pid] ExtraData=617466716E636E6A756D9A251AC0D0 Pid=55711000 French SP0 HOME [Pid] ExtraData=72626777647571766867B5C8E730D5 Pid=55639000
BTW, all SP1-SP2b upgrade discs, including even OEM ones, is possible to recover. I'm not sure only about SP3 discs, cuz setupreg.hiv files in SP3 are different from SP2, despite on the fact that they are containing the same registry info.
@egorz see PM for all Pid's SP0 Home all languages SP0 Professional all languages CHH and CHT share the Home-Pid CHH and CHT share the Pro-Pid 55373 for DEU HomeCCP is posible (not used by known Pid's)
Windows XP Service Pack 1 Portuguese-Portugal CRC32: FFFFFFFF MD5: DC250228D45374D6B34D3B07CEF67034 SHA-1: 9F08EA52AE88A07A7754BF65F22B72A1A7D1FCEC Label : XRMSP1_PT
Windows 2000 Server OEM Turkish Label : W2SOEM_TR CRC32: FFFFFFFF MD5: AB396280E571334A0E487831903E9AC2 SHA-1: 6F544E5801D6F71552BE5AE6C76928A74781E242 CDIMAGE 2.27 TimeZone code : 0 TimeStamp : 2000/04/13 09:00:00
Windows 2000 Professional Upgrade Hungarian Label : W2PCCP_HU CRC32: FFFFFFFF MD5: A36875EEFFC1DA163ED94C6710A6A3D4 SHA-1: 12243CF60D0571CCC6C7B0C6AD003817DD62085F Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 Hungarian Label : W2KSP2_HU CRC32: FFFFFFFF MD5: B5F13CDD4992A5A5451123C961B32FE5 SHA-1: 9A31EF89CEB4C1CD9F396E1BEE0ED362DB9E9B96 Windows 2000 Customer Support and Diagnostics Tools Hungarian Label : W2SYM_HU CRC32: FFFFFFFF MD5: 80A64C27C3AED31C11267C12413277DC SHA-1: C4017E1EC91CCE7E4F565F528F84EB58AECF5CC0