Paul's "X" files

Nope

 

I manage to download them both, and still seeding.

 

its all over the internet and has its own dedicated thread here at MDL as well hehe

 

Thanks you guys slave,paul,murphy and others are doing a great and helping job for education purposes

 

Jukebox overloaded

If it burns because of heat, you will be the only one responsible

Thank you for that great share

DMCA, stay away !!!

 

Hi PaulDesmond

All X-86 ENTERPRISE/ENTERRPRISE-N/EDUCATION/EDUCATION-N Versions straight out of MSDN

Is it untouched ISO from msdn or build up from svf files?

 

left or right way in the end will get the MSDN iso

 

So ISOs created from SVF should be called "touched"?

 

no need to Boolean algebra Ha!Ha!

 

Okay
Thanks Paul

Both ways are good
But direct ISOs are best
Cuz I'm kinda lazy to create from svf haha

Nice!
hahahaha..

 

what educational purposes? This is strictly to screw MS! err.. yeah education yeah thats it

 

PaulDesmond.
I looked for these files but didn´t find them:

pt_windows_10_enterprise_x86_dvd_6851312.iso
pt_windows_10_education_x86_dvd_6848167.iso

 

Look again, they're both in the list in the OP.

 

Wait, so we should only download 1 file at a time, no matter if we seed or not?

I'm downloading 2 files at a time and seeding those and a third completed one... (Don't have enough disk space to keep seeding them all, after the sequence I said, I move them to a NAS)
If you want me to only download 1 at a time I'l do that, but do we have to seed? Because there aren't many peers connecting to me, it's mostly just sitting there.

Thanks a lot anyways for the files, really helpfull

 

best to be polite and do one at a time, share the bandwidth that way. Unless you are given other direction by PaulD.

The others tried to suck the well dry with a single gulp, all they ended up with was mud

 

I'm looking on Windows 10 editions: wikipedia (i can't post links)
And i see there is not like Windows 7 and 8 (Ultimate and Enterprise editions being top performances).
Because Windows 10 Enterprise "Excludes devices on the Long Term Servicing Branch (LTSB) update system" (i don't understand what that really means) and Windows 10 Education it's a bit really strange because offers a lot of performances.
Soo... in the end which version should i use? I'm really confused.

 

Enterprise has the most features. The LTSB is a seperate version of Enterprise. I'd recommend just getting the Pro version though. It'll be good enough for most people. Look at the Compare Windows 10 Editions page on Microsoft (can't post links, search on Google)