Where can I get windows Vista setup.
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As long as your product key is legal, it doesn't matter whether the download is legal or not.
Except that when security researchers have checked in the past a large fraction of of Warezdows images available for download over P2P had malware pre-installed. :doh: Also, at least with XP (not sure about newer versions) that's not entirely true. OEM product keys won't work validate with standard OS images or vice versa. IIRC similar fun is to be found with MSDN vs Upgrade vs Retail as well.
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Except that when security researchers have checked in the past a large fraction of of Warezdows images available for download over P2P had malware pre-installed. :doh: Also, at least with XP (not sure about newer versions) that's not entirely true. OEM product keys won't work validate with standard OS images or vice versa. IIRC similar fun is to be found with MSDN vs Upgrade vs Retail as well.
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
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If you search hard enough, you can find a copy of exactly the version you need - with a correct hash value (which is not really a guarantee, but it comes close).
harold aptroot wrote:
If you search hard enough, you can find a copy of exactly the version you need
For mainstream versions at least; II(vaguely)RC some OEMs tweak the images in breaking ways for every minor revision of a computer they put out. If only a few hundred to a thousand people have the computer with the image you need it could very well not exist anywhere in warezland.
harold aptroot wrote:
with a correct hash value (which is not really a guarantee, but it comes close).
True as afar as it goes, but once you get away from mainstream images how do you know the source you have for the hash is legit?
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
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harold aptroot wrote:
If you search hard enough, you can find a copy of exactly the version you need
For mainstream versions at least; II(vaguely)RC some OEMs tweak the images in breaking ways for every minor revision of a computer they put out. If only a few hundred to a thousand people have the computer with the image you need it could very well not exist anywhere in warezland.
harold aptroot wrote:
with a correct hash value (which is not really a guarantee, but it comes close).
True as afar as it goes, but once you get away from mainstream images how do you know the source you have for the hash is legit?
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
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My laptop-DELL- stopped booting last Friday- they diagnosed problems and changed Motherboard, ram and hard drive ;P. Now I am here with an empty system, I have a vista CD but it got corrupted. I have the key but not able to find a legal link to download vista to install. If required I may include URGENT PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ;P :laugh:
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That didn't helped - I tried that before but it point only to pirated versions. I don't know why finding pirated version is easier than looking for genuine one ;P
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and a 15 day delivery frame :zzz:
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Amar Chaudhary wrote:
hey diagnosed problems and changed Motherboard, ram and hard drive Poke tongue
They should have put the recovery data somewhere on the harddrive. Most laptops, you can simply enter this from the BIOS.
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((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x))) The Scheme Programming Language – Fourth Editionits a brand new hard drive they supplied so no chance - looks like I have to install the windows server 2008 on that.
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and a 15 day delivery frame :zzz: