This doesn’t matter. The only important things here are the files’ timestamps inside the ISO and its hashes (SHA-1, MD5 etc).
Short summary. The Windows 2000 Datacenter ISOs mentioned above are: Code: 93e6f836d9bbda82d5e8860aff174e4574ea5990 *en_win2000_dc_sp4.iso ["homebrew"] de741cd1f46e18583b27112e350a73340e01242c *w2dfpp_en.iso ["non-original"] 7964004a45c70215681e73242f18cc357ff249b8 *5.00.2195.6717_x86fre_dtcserver_en-us.iso 8e7ae5c5d791958fb9e6b55b17a2e53236982474 *microsoft windows 2000 datacenter server (sp1).iso The last two are available at winworld, are they original? Vanelle? Does anyone have any other Windows 2000 Datacenter ISOs?
Again: MOST iso (#1 - #23) are NOT origignal M$ iso's they based on a original iso with manual slipstreamd SP's -> user made M$ valid only: Code: RTM - OEM 8E7AE5C5D791958FB9E6B55B17A2E53236982474 *[ENU] en_w2k_W2D_OEM_20000808.iso Note: lable is W2DFPP_EN but it seems to be from OEM channel
Google knows nothing about what you wrote here, literally “zero” info. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...tacenter-server-confusion.77015/#post-1434247 This kind of Windows 2000, actually, is not OEM but Select (aka VL). Such distros have 270 PID as this has. This distro was never sold to any regular customers. So if anybody can ask Microsoft about it — it would be very nice.
Thank you, Vanelle, for checking and clarifying. Could someone please be so nice and provide this ISO (8E7AE5C5D791958FB9E6B55B17A2E53236982474), so that the rest of us can take a look at it?
Use find function in your browser to cross-check, really saves time and confusion. Internet Explorer is CTRL+F