yeah, but some members still want to try that IMO they are free to do what ever they want to, the only difference is that its has a different hash (speculation that its due to missing eula on the leaked ones)
There is no difference between the leaked isos and the ones released today on TechNet. If you think there is than how do you explain the same version number and the ability to activate a leaked iso with a valid key from TechNet.
People tend to be skeptical of everything. However, like you said, the build number is the same is what counts, the build, being windows itself is important, while the rest of the DVD/ISO is the packaging such as well, text files or parts of the setup.
Yes. I have been using leaked isos from the Windows ME days and have never had any problems with them. Stop being so paranoid.
co-me ooone people why so much arguing ? let's just think positive and bee happy and smiling Enjoy your lifee and digital as well I have a question .. guys what is the difference btw activated this win 8 and non activated ? i think there is no difference ? it just says activate .. but thee are no any days left there is no countdown so why so much stress? just been using this win 8 few days and so far so good.. all working, no need activating
Enterprise is not a retail product. It can only be activated with KMS keys or MAK keys. The MAK activation count depends on your VL agreement with Microsoft.
The thing is if you hit the limit, you just call MS' automated activation number(See activation wizard for call options). You talk to a machine, and you won't get in trouble since they don't really check that. It will only work if: 1. Key is not blacklisted(EG leaked on the internet) 2. It is not a key supplied to certain companies(OEM/Retail/MSDN work). Done it multiple times, from back in the Windows XP days and also at my previous place which was a retail PC store and sometimes you have to change so much hardware it becomes a different machine for MS. MS really just makes it hard for a start, and for the really really retarded home users. They only go after companies that sell pirated windows, or large businesses that don't have the right licenses, they don't go after home users because that would honestly be bad for their business(It only costs money and they will have a huge RIAAesque blacklash).
Windows 8 (RTM) evaluation for developers This evaluation provides a 90-day trial of Windows 8 Enterprise edition. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions are available as ISO images in the following languages: Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), English, English (UK), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), and Spanish. In order to use this evaluation, you must register and the product must be activated online with Microsoft-hosted activation and validation services. Microsoft does not provide technical support for this software. download: hxxp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/jj554510.aspx
That has a forced timebomb though, will stop working completely after 90 days and you will need to reinstall to get rid of it.