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pyrates
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I've heard that that version is a fake, and also heard that x64 is not yet available even on MSDN (Correct me if I'm wrong)

 

Heard from where? Unless you have proof it is, don't say that. Atleast check at the source @ http://www.nforce.nl/index.php?switchto=nf...o&id=108091

 

I would like to hear your proof though. :blink: Otherwise it's just FUD that you're trying to spread. And no one likes that.

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@Pyrates

 

There are a few viable sources online that state the only valid dvd image out is labeled using Bill Gates's name in the file name of the .iso.

 

We could post such links but they violate the rules here.

 

And since, no one has yet to come forth stating they have an iso that contains a working RTM 64bit edition it's ok for him to state what he has stated.

 

Try to keep an open mind in an open forum.

He could have saved people a LOT of time and BANDWIDTH...

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@Pyrates

 

There are a few viable sources online that state the only valid dvd image out is labeled using Bill Gates's name in the file name of the .iso.

 

We could post such links but they violate the rules here.

 

The rules state that you can't post links to warez. Now again, where are these viable sources you are referring to.

If anyone remembers, people doubted when windows xp was leaked the first time too. Even though no site out there had nuked it or said it was wrong. The only people who said it wasn't the final version, are the ones who say they heard it from someone else.

 

So provide proof or just be quiet. You're only wasting your time bringing it up if you don't have proof, not anyone elses.

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Scothiam
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yeah, I've been installing OS X86 on my usb drive since way back. Started off with the whole dual boot, 2 partition thing, but my laptop-drive is just too small for that. So yeah, installing to a USB drive is great if you want to install a new OS without risking your main setup. VERY handy.

 

but, thanks for comming out :pirate2:

 

okay, maybe that was harsh, sorry, to answer your question "since when" I guess the answer is "10.4.1 x86". That link you attached is all about G5s and OsX 10.3.8, so there you go, guess you couldn't do that on PPC macs.

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The rules state that you can't post links to warez. Now again, where are these viable sources you are referring to.

If anyone remembers, people doubted when windows xp was leaked the first time too. Even though no site out there had nuked it or said it was wrong. The only people who said it wasn't the final version, are the ones who say they heard it from someone else.

 

So provide proof or just be quiet. You're only wasting your time bringing it up if you don't have proof, not anyone elses.

 

read my first post, there's a link a thread i started with more info on where to find rtm.

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pyrates
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read my first post, there's a link a thread i started with more info on where to find rtm.

 

I was aware of that and it seems a few people were having problems with it. But lo and behold a patch to patch the iso was released that brought it up to the same version as the version that is on msdn. So those people who did download it, can simply get this patch and be done with it. Course the x86 + x64 AIO was also released and that hasn't been nuked either. So then all these versions are legit. Except for cryso's release, that was nuked.

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| ____________________________________________________________________________ |

| | Proudly Presents: Microsoft Windows Vista RTM 32Bit & 64Bit AIO DVD | |

| |____________________________________________________________________________| |

| | | |

| | ________________________________________________________________________ | |

| | | Release Information [-][±][×]| | |

| | |_______________________________________________________________________ | | |

| | | Release Date.....: November 11, 2006 |^| | |

| | | Directory Name...: Microsoft.Windows.Vista.RTM.32Bit.and.64Bit.AIO. |¯| | |

| | | Supplier.........: Microsoft DVD.READ.NFO-WinBeta | | | |

| | | Type.............: OS | | | |

| | | Format.......... : DVD - ISO (will not work as bin/cue ) |-| | |

| | | Number of Discs..: 1 ||| | |

| | | Archives.........: 95 x 50 MB (2% rar recovery record) ||| | |

| | | Files............: wb-vista.aio.rxx |-| | |

| | | Protection.......: keys; Windows Product Activation | | | |

| | | Requirements.....: CPU: For 32Bit 1 GHz+ / RAM: 512MB+ / HDD: 10GB+ | | | |

| | | 64Bit 1.5GHz+ / RAM: 512MB+ / HDD: 15GB+ | | | |

| | | Link.............: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/ |_| | |

| | |______________________________________________________________________|v| | |

| | | WB | | |

| | |________________________________________________________________________| | |

| | | | |

| | |________________________________________________________________________ | |

| | | Release Notes [-][±][×]| | |

| | |_______________________________________________________________________ | | |

| | | |^| | |

| | | Windows Vista, the next generation OS from Microsoft is now RTM. |¯| | |

| | | This DVD includes both the 32Bit and 64Bit versions of Vista on 1 | | | |

| | | DVD. It is bootable into either the 32Bit or 64Bit setup and will |-| | |

| | | allow you to install any of the versions of Vista listed below: | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | Windows Vista Home Basic (x86) or (x64) | | | |

| | | Windows Vista Home Basic N (x86) or (x64) | | | |

| | | Windows Vista Home Premium (x86) or (x64) | | | |

| | | Windows Vista Business (x86) or (x64) | | | |

| | | Windows Vista Business N (x86) or (x64) | | | |

| | | Windows Vista Ultimate (x86) or (x64) | | | |

| | | Windows Vista Starter (x86) | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | You can also install Vista from another Windows via the autorun. | | | |

| | | However please note that you cannot install/start the x64 Vista | | | |

| | | setup from a 32bit/x86 Windows install, you must start it from an | | | |

| | | x64 install of Windows. | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | OEM/Retail versions are all available on the DVD depending on the | | | |

| | | type of key you enter. | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | Similar to our previous releases of Vista during the beta, | | | |

| | | we are providing 1 key that will install Vista. In this case, the | | | |

| | | key is an RTM universal key and will allow you to choose whichever | | | |

| | | version of Vista you wish to install. The key will however not | | | |

| | | activate Vista. The same key is also builtin to every Vista ISO by | | | |

| | | MS for trial/quick install purposes. | | | |

| | | For further info, see \sources\x86\sources\inf\setup.cfg on the ISO.| | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | Therefore, that means you can also choose to install Vista without | | | |

| | | a key by selecting Next during the cd-key prompt during Setup | | | |

| | | without entering a key, then pressing No for the popup window. It | | | |

| | | will make no difference to activation however and you will still | | | |

| | | have a limited period of time to use it. | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | Since Windows XP, Microsoft has instituted Windows Product | | | |

| | | Activation (WPA). This prevents any extended full usage of the | | | |

| | | Product beyond the allotted time, determined at install. We are NOT | | | |

| | | providing workarounds or 'fixes' for WPA. You are still required to | | | |

| | | activate your software within this time. While we are aware of | | | |

| | | possible workarounds in the wild that may work with Windows Vista, | | | |

| | | we suggest keeping yourself out of trouble. Most release groups | | | |

| | | will tell you, "if you like it buy it," we say the same. | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | Note: When selecting the version of Vista to install during Setup, | | | |

| | | you must select the type that corresponds to the architecture | | | |

| | | you selected prior to the start of Setup. (ie. if you choose | | | |

| | | the x64 Setup, you must select an x64 version from the list | | | |

| | | of Vistas to install.) |_| | |

| | | | | | |

| | | The build number for those interested is: 6000.16386.061101-2205 | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | | Nukers-This must remain an ISO or it will not extract or boot. | | | |

| | | | | | |

| | |______________________________________________________________________|v| | |

 

 

I'll let ya know when I down downloading it... If its real then there is a x64 version allrdy

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sadiekiller
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I'm at 48.9% of the Microsoft Windows Vista RTM 32Bit & 64Bit AIO DVD. Unfortunatly I am sitting behind an Apple Airport Extreme, so P2P is basically limited to only a few connections. I hope the new routers will work better with it. They will have to release ne ones when they allow for those 802.11n cards to finally run at full ability.

I plan on using the 64bit on another partition, but I might try 32bit on my laptop. The vista testing utility told me it would work, but no Aero or anything like that. So it will pretty much be a new xp for it, but who knows, it might run better.

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Scothiam
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Cool it. This thread is for discussing the leak. If you need to further your quarrel, take it to private messages.

 

The "new" forum thread layout is confusing me a bit, who are you talking to? I cannot seem to find any origin for this...

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pyrates
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WinBETA is real so now my question is which one:

 

- WinBeta x86+x64

- Bill Gates

- Bill Gates + MSDN Patch?

 

Which one is the best one?

 

That be the WinBeta release AIO or All In One. Has every version of windows vista for both 32bit and 64bit on there. And it all fits on just one dvd so why only get the one that gives u less when this gives you more.

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Takuro
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The Bill Gates iso has been modified quite a bit to let people install using the RC1 keys. Some people reported problems with it, but I think most people are happy with it. However, when I burnt it to a dvd, I got an error when it was copying files.

 

Personally, I think the MSDN release of Vista is the best. It burned without a hitch and ran fine (when burning, set the burn speed to the lowest setting to avoid errors.) A clean install is the best way to go. If you upgrade from XP, old registries can wreck havoc. You might even get a few BSODs.

 

On one final note: don't use any "cracks" that are out there. They modify your system to use RC1 serials. This causes a ton of problems when it comes to installing updates and service packs later on down the road. Just install Vista with no serial. After that, you can either choose to use a proper crack when it becomes available, reset the activation timer, or possibly... *cough*... buy a legit serial when they become available.

 

One thing I like: no matter how many times you reinstall Vista, the serial doesn't become invalid. This could be a good thing for people who get legit keys, but for people with cracks, it can pose a problem.

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