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Windows 98 runs on top of the same 'MS-DOS 7.1' with FAT32 support as Windows 95 OSR2, and it includes support for USB. If a download does not include a boot disk, please see Microsoft Windows Boot Disks. Windows 98 Second Edition [Greek] (OEM) (ISO), SE (OEM), Greek, x86-32, CD, 566.8MB.

Just between you and me, I’ve heard that one could obtain copies of Windows 7, including builds newer than the public betas, from some not-so-sanctioned sources. Of course I would know very little about how this works, but I understand that there is a process of verifying the integrity of files to ensure files are as described and have not been tampered with, however not everyone does this. Leading up to the inevitable leak of the Windows 7 RTM build like a bottle of champagne shaken once too many times, I wanted to make this process of verifying file hashes even simpler by making it easy and convenient to generate and compare the hashes. With the help of, we came up with this little applet for your Windows 7 ISO verifying pleasure.

It couldn’t be any easier to use. Simple drag and drop an.ISO file onto this EXE, or double click on it and navigate to the file, then sit back and relax whilst it crunches the numbers. Once it generates a hash, it’ll compare it with a list of known and trustworthy hashes of ISOs to tell you exactly which build version and architecture it is known to be.

This list will be updated live over the web so you won’t have to redownload the app. Disclaimer: Like most entrepreneurs, I take no responsibility for the consequence of using this application. The information is provided only as a guide and cannot be used as evidence in an internet argument. Update: As a few users have noted, this only works for English versions of Windows 7 ISOs so far. Update 2: Added support for official retail US English RTM ISOs.

Update 3: With the wider public release of Windows 7, this tool is no longer kept up to date with the many and numerous versions of Windows 7 SKUs and languages. It is recommended you take personal care when using any ISOs. @Yert: What bigger problems would you have with the file if a stronger hash meant you avoided using it at all? (I’m not saying there’s a definite/serious threat of anyone bothering to fake the MD5 hash of a leaked Windows ISO; just wondering what you meant.) @Alex: I guess it’s for leaked intermediate builds which aren’t on MSDN/Technet, and to make the check a bit easier as a bonus. (So maybe this tool will be more useful for Windows 8 since Windows 7 is about to RTM.) Presumably the idea is that a hash of those builds is provided by some trusted person, or at least someone you’d trust more than a file on a random download site. (Personally, I’d still avoid installing leaked builds on anything but a test VM, but maybe I’m more paranoid than other people. Well, that and who knows what is broken or experimental in a leaked build that didn’t go through any “public release” QA.

Same as I’d never run a “nightly” web-browser build, really.). Why use proprietary software when you can just distribute a.sfv file (or a.md5 file or.sha1 file) with a list of the file names and their hashes, and then people can use their favorite hash verification utility to verify them? Is free, open-source, lightweight (smaller than this ISO Verifier), and it can verify using.sfv,.md5, or.sha1. And there’s QuickSFV, which can do.sfv and.md5. And if the user is using Linux to download, he can use sha1sum -c and or md5sum -c.

It’s all about following simple, established standards since the.sfv, md5, and.sha1 formats are human readable and have been around for ages and are supported by a bunch of different apps. So just make a.md5 file with all of the hashes, distribute that, and let people download that list and use whatever their favorite utility is! Not detecting OEM win 7, but of course cannot guarantee these are genuine unless seen on a micro$ost site MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.7.ULTIMATE.RTM.X86.OEM.ENGLISH.DVD-MSFT 7600.13-1255_x86fre_client_en-us_OEM_Ultimate-GRMCULFREO_EN_DVD.iso SIZE: 2,501,894,144 bytes SHA1: 9018D76CD7EB10D9D7D40AF948E143 MD5: 28ECC57D83286BC15E7CF7A80CB940F3 CRC: FDFFFF5A NOTE: this original M$ image. MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.7.ULTIMATE.RTM.X64.OEM.ENGLISH.DVD-MSFT 7600.13-1255_x64fre_client_en-us_OEM_Ultimate-GRMCULXFREO_EN_DVD.iso SIZE: 3,224,686,592 bytes SHA1: 82C8C516E54DC7E54B96603AA88F01 MD5: DAD9F7A0B4D5D928A6A67BA6CD896350 CRC: 2211FE19 NOTE: this original M$ image. Microsoft’s download manager applet for the RC had an MD5 checksum built into it, according to a source it didn’t either display it or notify you if it was valid, it simply would fail a bad download from microsoft if it didnt match. I doubt that many people received a bad download from µSoft but it is possible.

The source then said what the MD5 was. Later I read somewhere else what the MD5 checksum was supposed to be for the ISO. Yes, you get them ( the MD5, and also the ISO) from a source, whether that source is directly from µSoft or someone else. Then you calculate, generate, or produce in some manner the MD5 of the file you have on your computer using any MD5 calculator. I’ll post a link to my favorite one here. It can calc two at once, and if you wish you can paste the Published MD5 in the textbox and once you browse and select the ISO file it tells you if it matches.

If you do NOT paste an MD5 into the textbox and then browse and select the ISO file, it simply tells you what the MD5 is of the file. NOTE: this can do TWO MD5 files at once.

I dont recommend doing this because it will not be any faster, in fact it will be slower if the two files are on the same physical hard drive, due to the head seeking behaviour. Oops markgillespie.co.uk is under reconstruction as of mid sept 2009.

Try this instead, until mark’s site is reconstructed, his program is better I think. He also has other useful apps. A Very talented person. Not that this other program wasnt made by someone talented, i just dont know them as well. When it is all said and done, you have no way of knowing whether something is genuine or not, until you read it from the horses mouth many supposed RTM iso’s are chimeric like WZOR’s which has parts of it from an earlier release and the rest from the new.

If you want the real thing and cannot trust when a large group of people are saying it is, and then using a program like this to verify what they are all saying, It’s time for you to stop bothering us with your fussing, and simply wait for it to be on sale in a store like the rest of the masses. If you feel like going on an adventure sooner than your neighbors, please continue reading. **************************************** 117535.shtml (pasted below) ***************************************** On July 22 Microsoft released Windows 7 to manufacturing and started shipping images of the operating system to original equipment manufacturers. Next in line to get the gold bits of Windows 7 will be ISVs (Independent software vendors) and IHVs (Independent hardware vendors) as well as MSDN and TechNet subscribers on August 6th. At the same time, it is highly probable that Windows 7 RTM will be leaked and made available in the wild.

In the meantime, Daniel Melanchthon, technical evangelist for Security and Messaging in the Developer & Platform Strategy Group at Microsoft Germany, made public the official SHA-1 and MD5 Checksum Hash information for what appear to be the original MSDN/TechNet DVD ISO Images of Windows 7 RTM Build 7600.16385. The information published by Melanchthon will allow users to compare the MD5 and SHA-1 hash checksum values of any Windows 7 ISO images with the official SHA1, MD5 and CRC hash checksum values. If the values coincide then users have a guarantee that the downloads they checked are in fact the original ISO images of Windows 7 provided by Microsoft and that the files have not been tampered with in any way. In this regard, Microsoft is offering the File Checksum Integrity Verifier utility. “The File Checksum Integrity Verifier (FCIV) is a command-prompt utility that computes and verifies cryptographic hash values of files. FCIV can compute MD5 or SHA-1 cryptographic hash values. These values can be displayed on the screen or saved in an XML file database for later use and verification,” the company informed.

I have included below the Windows 7 RTM Build 7600.16385 DVD ISO SHA-1 information provided by Melanchthon, along with additional MD5 Checksum Hash values I came across in the wild. It is NOT a hacked copy, it is the OTHER still valid but lesser known RTM ISO’s that were available almost exactly at the same time. WZOR received the win 7 RTM WIM or VHD file, which is a sort of zip or cabinet file containing the files to install. His WIM or VHD file is exactly the same as any other RTM wim, with the exception of an AIO file ( all in one, where they stick 32 and 64 bit files in the same iso so the installer gets to choose which one). The confusing part is WHY isnt his ISO the same as the full RTM? Well, it installs the same file, although he used the rest of the files ( everything but the Wim or Vhd, essentially), from a previous version.

These files are essentially just the boot and the installer and are not going to be part of the installed version of windows. It was a clever way to use the RTM VHD package he got and made an ISO which installed the real RTM on your computer. The package on both Wzor and the other RTM are the same. The makers of this ISO verifying program knew about this when they included the MD5 checksum for these ISO’s when they made it. It IS a valid RTM, and although neither is a very useful AIO version, it is a valid one.

If you MUST be paranoid, I recommend buying Win7, and paying full retail price OR You can do an installation of both the technet or other RTM and also Wzor into separate partitions, and then without running them further, ( so you wont make various and sundry temporary files and web cookies and such), do a file comparison with CDCheck, which is a fast folder or drive comparing program (ignores dates and attributes, only compares file Data) Please also dont try to activate anything before you do the check, and keep them both disconnected from the internet, too, until you decide to use them. Doing so would make one different from the other, possibly, due to random keys or such, based on the activator. IF any file is different, please let us know, I’ll eat one of my socks for each file different and post it on channel 4 news. Or 4 channel b, whichever is more convenient. WZOR’s RTM release happened to be one Ive used for a while, and only have abandoned ANY thing truly checkable by this iso verifyer because I am involved in using AIO’s.

AIO versions are superior, based on the ability to install either version of Win7, the 32 or 64 bit on installation. Also there is the possibility of installing a version such as starter, on a slower computer with slightly below the minimal resources available, so you can essentially have a single DVD ( two layer with tools added) to install any Windows 7 version you need to on any computer capable of running Some version of it. The Language packs are all available from Windows Update and other than from paranoia or convenience are people making or downloading ISO’s or custom ISO’s to include an other language. We are now in the state where we have to decide between having a KNOWN common AIO ISO with english as standard and add language packs later which will let us all KNOW for certain that we have the real deal, OR Everyone and their babelfish trying to make ISO’s from updates, combining them so your cousin and his blonde wife can have a dvd of win7 with JUST Farsi And Norwegian (Bokmal AND Nyorsk) preinstalled languages which will fuck up everyone’s attempts at getting something for nothing by making SO many different ISO versions available that people will give up.

It is Quite possible that Microsoft itself is contributing to this mess and everyone and their dog are getting help from them and making custom installation DVD’s using Microsoft’s OWN WAIK. Windows Automated Installation KIT is a tool that Microsoft has graciously made a version compatible with Windows 7. It is typically used by network or systems administrators to make modified versions of Windows to install, including the options to install over networks, and options to ADD to or REMOVE from windows itself. Scripted automatic installation, with NO user options, or select options, with the keys to the software included and also modifying settings of the computer. I recommend you do NOT try to do this, unless you have had experience doing this on previous versions of windows, we do NOT need to see your messy ISO here causing troubles for people.

WZOR is not some lame person who is trying to ruin your day. The Win7 RTM by WZOR is vaild. End of story. Use this: Windows_7_Ultimate_Activated_AIO (its 32 AND 64 bit versions, you pick when installing) MD5: 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98 that way you wont have problems with picking the latest activator. Terribly sorry to have been away for so long. This (MD5: 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98) is the best to download.

It is unfortunately not recognized, although WZOR’s early pre-RTM RTM is. WZOR is the nice person who did the very earliest RTM, making it from the large new cabinet file and the earlier RC dvd install/boot file. The end result of WZOR’s DVD and the RTM is the same, the exact same win 7 is installed onto your computer. WZOR did not have the RTM available, only the install WIM, which was good enough to make a RTM DVD available when there wasn’t one yet So, RTM and WZOR rtm are both? Recognized here, with this program I believe it has been so long since I have even bothered with this program that I have forgotten whether Wzor and RTM are both verified here.

I believe this is the operating system of the future, with the exception of a few things. It is because they have not made changes to include any AIO. An all in one (AIO) has the advantage of owning a single DVD that is capable of installing Windows 7 onto a 32 or 64 bit machine. I personally like the options of having multiple languages, and not having to download them. However, since this AIO passes windows checks and does all updates and service packs, etc, with the optional languages also being able to be installed as updates, I simply use this AIO. It is of course, used to do a NEW,clean or recovery/repair install of Win7.

I feel, that is someone feels the need to do an UPgrade install of Windows 7 for fear of losing some programs, or settings from Vista, that these same people do not now how to back up their files, or create and use a separate partition for data enough to feel safe doing so. Such persons should make CD/DVD/or network copies of anything they want to keep, and do a clean install.

No one is seriously keeping anything important in the same partition as their operating system are they? I must insist that you learn to use some sort of CD/DVD recording program, either the included XP,Vista file saving to CD/DVD or even better, to use IMGBurn ( a totally free, excellent program that is Indeed capable of saving files and folders to CD/DVD.) DO please read on, it gets better. The problem with RTM (either the broad release from Technet, or WZOR’s clever ISO is that such DVD’s need to be activated, registered, etc etc etc. Either thru normal microsoft methods, or with a ‘helper’ application. THIS iso (MD5: 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98), that you asked about is in fact a combination of the 32 bit RTM and the 64 bit RTM’s WIM files both being the full set of files needed to install win 7. ALL a WIM file is is microsoft’s way of saying, “We are making a new type of ZIP or RAR file, and we don’t want you monkeys touching it.

We will now use it as our way of packaging all the files needed to install our operating systems.” So dear friend orbit30 carefully combined said WIM files together, leaving nothing out, and made it work with the install/setup files of the DVD. He also made adjustments as to only modifying the few windows 7 files and registry settings that involve activation. After installing this AIO, you will be ALREADY Activated, indeed, there will be available updates both critical and optional and this is normal. It means your windows is working like it should.

Unfortunately for persons whose english is not fluent, this is only available in English. Not to worry! This AIO can download (like all the other Ultimate win 7’s) the language of your choice. A fun thing to do when you have a few minutes on your hands is practice setting the language to another, and then back to english, or among any two languages with which you can manage doing such a thing. Nettime Cs Suite 2.08 Crack. You then switch it to something you are NOT familiar with, or your audience, and then carry on in arabic or russian or greek as if nothing were out of the ordinary for you. 🙂 you can see this is also an option for particular logins.

Yes you can make each particular windows account login use a different language and this makes for fun at work on days when your coworker is not being productive anyway as if it were a bank holiday and he needs a bit of prodding. If Mister Lazybones takes a long time to get your help with his screenful of hebrew or arab script, together with the backwards menus and start menu, you will know he has been slacking, indeed! A search of Google for both 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98 and TORRENT currently gives me 478 possible webpages to find this on. Bing gives me only 6 such pages, however the second Bing listing is this thread we are attending to now – which leaves us five possible download locations. Bing has some results filtered, which you can understand why, but the very first link is to the piratebay.

Someone should log in and post a TEXT version of the torrent file contents so that you may see what it says about the checksum. No this program does not have the full matrix of all possible options. Please use a regular MD5 checksum programme on your ISO files if you have one this program does not verify. With 5 possible basic versions: Starter, Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise, Ultimate. The 5 possible basic versions were also supposed to include for the EU a version lacking both InternetExplorer and WindowsMediaPlayer. These EU-only versions were supposed to be Win7-N or something to that effect.

I haven’t seen any here in Brighton, save for wanks catalogueing the entire universe of files in case zaphod beeblebrox comes by with some ‘earth moving equipment and a shovel. So Essentially 5 Basic Colours of Windows 7. Shade those with but ONE of the few 34 languages Redmond has deemed being worthy and you get a multiverse of 170 versions of Windows7. Go ahead a little further and include the EU-only versions and you are up to 340 versions Drop the EU-only versions, and Colour the 5 civilised tribes with all the combinametrics of any two unique languages of the set of 34 and you have enough DVD’s to ruin a perfectly good DVD player’s day. If you have trouble with English, learn how to set up hands-free boot configuration files so that your EnglishWindows7Ultimate will also install your preferred language. There is a Microsoft preinstall configuration environment that allows all sorts of customisations and options from the very basic type of options such as not having to type or click anything, to including drivers, to setting security levels and also pre installing 3rd party software. NOTE: this program is only capable of testing iso’s of the RTM and some beta versions.

It is a great program if you wish to test an RTM or a Beta ISO. However: If you wish to download a singularly very good single ISO that allows Either 32 or 64 bit installation, I can recommend one which is Neither a beta, nor a Legal copy of the RTM versions which Requires validation from µSoft (otherwise know as ‘Microsoft’). The ISO I am speaking of was popularized as being MADE from the Ultimate 32 and Ultimate 64 bit RTM’s with one addendum, the WGA-like validation-requirement has been bypassed. Not any one of the other files packed into the largest file on the DVD’s have been changed, save to allow the installer a choice either 32 or 64 bits. There was a menu to select which of the lesser versions of Windows 7 ranging from the version you purchased on down to the lowest version, but all based on being the same 32 or 64 bits that the DVD is capable of. The AIO (all-in-one) version co-opted that menu choice of versions to only allow a bit size choice of 32 or 64 instead of an Ultimate Win7 installation.

WZOR’s leaked rtm version had the large-packed-file windows RTM file slipstreamed into a beta install, which gave people an RTM installation based on it using Lenovo(ibm) bios installed keys. This resulted in an RTM installation that win7 believed was a valid install on a new computer that had BOTH(or combined) Vista and Win7 keys on it to allow for new computer purchasers to get their free upgrade to win7. Orbit30 took away the need for any After-installation modification and caused win7 to ‘forget’ the need to be authenticated by microsoft. KB97133 is a patch from microsoft which replaces the missing requirements and thus FIXES pirated windows 7 so that you have to pay for it, or be harassed until you do. Simply choose to ignore downloading or installing or being reminded again of this upgrade by selecting “hide” this upgrade and it will never be an issue. So- This program is rather outdated for use by smart people/poor people/or people who wish NOT to give away money. This program is perfectly wonderful for those people who want to download a legal version of windows.

Download Adobe Flash Cs3 Professional Portable Free here. But, If you pay for a download of a legal version of windows, and then distrust Microsoft from being competent enough to be able to accurately send a self-verifying download (with md5) to you and thus want to verify it with a third party application from some guy on the internet instead of verifying the iso yourself with an md5 program against Microsoft’s published md5’s – Then why not simply download a non-legal version of windows? This program doesn’t verify it? You are here because you do not trust either Microsoft’s downloader or your own competence to find/install/and use an MD’5 generator and then use your own eyes? You should be shot and put out of all our miseries.

Not trusting Microsoft but Trusting this guy? Why not simply trust a hacked iso? There is a guy named Mark Russinovich who used to work for a company (sysinternals aka system internals) that Microsoft has bought and is using their technology and Mark himself to do their detail work. They have a program called, Root Kit Revealer, among other many many fine utilities.

I find NOT one single flaw in the AIO ISO. If you do not trust the two people who brought free Windows 7 computing to the world, ie THE penultimate people to disable Windows7 activation technologies, you should ‘an hero’ yourself, and begone from this website and the internet in general. Don’t bother us with any more questions. Go pay for it. Bill gates will thank you and give your money to people in some poor country anyway. He does not need more money. In fact he is devoting the rest of his life to giving it away.

Why not HELP him do this and use a pirated version of windows and save Microsoft even more money by them not having to do much in the way of accounting for sales of windows 7 in your area? Keep the money and use it locally to help someone in need. To Orbit30 and WZOR: I have achieved so much only because I have stood on the backs of Giants, thank you. Windows7(AIO) 32 and 64bit Ultimate Version MD5: 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98 Of all my classmates, not one of my classmates who use windows of ANY kind, whose computers did not already come with windows 7, are using legal versions, not one. Not 3.1 ( for giggles and when putting it on someone’s laptop when they’ve had a bit too much to drink and have passed out giving us ample time to demote their laptop to wired-networking-only mode. This method requires win3.1 installation, followed by the Win32s 32 bit extension package, followed by TrumpetWinsock which gives windows a nice tcp/ip stack and then followed by Netscape Navigator so they can browse the interwebz and TRY to use webcrawler) (Even funnier is pointing their browser home page to the InternetWaybackMachine on some outdated news as being current news.

It all depends on the date and seasonal current events. Simpson leading police on a highway chase, etc. Etc.) not Windows95/98/98SE: what ever for? To host the Windows REAL-GOOD-NOW (winRGN) java applet for the same reasons as above.

Not even WindowsXP. For when schmucks have non-fully-compliant ACPI BIOSes and havent upgraded to something workable. We were using gold corporate (SP0) cd’s with rollups to SP1,SP2, and SP3.

You have to use registry/&other mods on XP to allow for software raid, and to allow for 50+ tcp/ip connections. What a bother. None of us have paid for Windows, ever, save for jacked-up prices on the few computers we have bought already built, which is mostly laptops truth-be-told. Why should you? Peace of mind? You can’t help stupid people.

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Although Microsoft is (Release to Web) on Windows Update and Microsoft Download Center (but the ), it has released the full installation CD ISO images for Windows XP with Service Pack 3 on MSDN and TechNet subscription site. The Windows XP with Service Pack 3 ISO image is bootable CD to install Windows XP which already slipstream or integrate with the latest SP3, eliminating the need for users to separately download and install the service pack again, and most importanly, chance of encountering and during SP3 upgrade. There are many versions for Windows XP with Service Pack 3 CD ISO images been published on MSDN/TechNet. Both retail and volume licensing (VL – works only with a volume licensing product key) versions are available on both Windows XP Home edition and Windows XP Professional edition. There are also other editions such as N, KN and K editions available for free download by MSDN or TechNet subscribers.

Here’s a sampling list of available Windows XP with SP3 ISO images filename and characteristics. All versions if 32-bit (x86) as SP3 is not released for 64-bit Windows XP. As always, the images have leaked to Internet, and users can. Windows XP Professional with SP3 Retail English Filename: en_windows_xp_professional_with_service_pack_3_x86_cd_x14-80428.iso Size: 589.14 MB SHA1: 1c735b38931bf57fb14ebd9a9ba253ceb443d459 ISO/CRC: FFFFFFFF Download link for, which is confirmed to has same hash value code with previoulsy leaked version. Product Name: Windows XP Home Edition with Service Pack 3 (x86) – CD (English) Retail Data Preparer: Microsoft Corporation,One Microsoft Way,Redmond Wa 98052,(425)882-8080 Date Posted (UTC): 5/1/2008 10:34:35 PM Publisher: Microsoft Corporation MSDN File Name: en_windows_xp_home_with_service_pack_3_x86_cd_x14-92413.iso Volume Label: GRTMPFPP_EN Size: 564.72 MB SHA1: 5A6B959AD24D15DC7EBD85E501B83D105D1B37C6 ISO/CRC: FFFFFFFF Product Key (Serial) GVRRK – B63TK – KX8PM – XVHC6 – XRR39 AntiWPA 3.6.4 (Anti Windows Product Activation Crack) •.