Hi, i have a Windows 2003 Server Standard R2 OEM x64 Server and the disk i have used is giving me lot read errors. I cannot reinstall Windows 2003 Server Standard R2 OEM x64 Server. So iam looking for an iso for Windows 2003 Server Standard R2 OEM x64 Server. Can anyone help me out please? I do have my product key.
Thanks but very confusing this link. Lots of download versions. Couldn't find the version iam looking for.
awesome how did i miss that. Can i just burn the images and install. Do i need to convert them if i do have the product key?
Yes, because the install media for Server 2003 requires a specific type of key. A trial or retail CD would reject your OEM key.
its not the oem version its the retail version. I converted, burned and tried to install it. Definitely the retail version
no isos there only some conversion files. never thought getting an iso fore 2003 server x64 standard r2 would be so difficult.
sorry if you think like that. I spend the whole day yesterday. converted burned. downloaded converted burned.i burned already 10-12 disk it simply is not an oem 2003 x64 version. It won't except my oem key. It does only except the retail keys which are not mine and i do not want to use.There is so much here and i have no idea which one will work simply work as Windows 2003 Standard R2 x64 oem version.I need OEM not retail. If i download and convert from the link you have posted it does not accept my OEM product key.
maybe iam doing something wrong. i have downloaded X13-05774.img and CRMSXEVL_EN-2-CRMSXFPP_EN.delta. then i have run the code xdelta3 decode -s X13-06218.img CRMEXEVL_EN-2-CRMEXFPP_EN.delta after that the following file was created en_win_srv_2003_r2_standard_x64_with_sp2_cd1_X13-05757 added folder STANDARD added 4 files from i386 in i386 folder from iso added crc.txt and slp.txt burned the iso. The iso has all the original/added files and it is bootable. where is my mistake ?
indianx, your files are all confused, but I think that is just in your post, your output file looks like the correct one. You need to convert that to OEM. Even though your original disk is giving you read errors, you can probably still get the OEMBIOS.* files you need from that, also the SETUPP.INI. Replace those in your ISO and it should work. If it doesn't accept your original key, use the MS reinstallation key, I see no problem in doing this. You have the original key and reinstallation rights, use it. sebus, there are so many versions, and the threads are all interwoven, it all becomes a bit (for me) overwhelming. But the info is spot on, just needs sorting out, thanks!
I am sure that after 7 months he has it either sorted or just gave up... You talking to a wall, his Last Activity was on 20 Jan 2012 11:10 PM sebus