Did anyone notice that there as of this writing have not been any posting
of retail vista DVD images on the internet?
I'm a bit surprised, as I figured even with activation someone would've
posted just the raw DVD image somewhere on the net. However I looked on
common torrent trackers as well as usenet, and found nothing that could
for certain be an image of the windows vista retail full version.
I found an all in one release that claims to be the vista RTM with both 32
and 64 bit on one DVD, but I'm certain that's not an official deal, plus
that file was from the RTM release in November.
Any ideas as to why we didn't see a DVD image of the vista DVD posted
anywhere on release day?
I would've thought someone somewhere with a freshly purchased windows vista
DVD would've eagerly posted it somewhere, but maybe it's too early yet I
guess?

Vista Retail and Vista's RTM release in november are both the same

"p2pdude" <filesharing@is.good> wrote in message
news:Xns98C8DC8EF2E32filesharingisgood@207.46.248. 16...
> Did anyone notice that there as of this writing have not been any posting
> of retail vista DVD images on the internet?
> I'm a bit surprised, as I figured even with activation someone would've
> posted just the raw DVD image somewhere on the net. However I looked on
> common torrent trackers as well as usenet, and found nothing that could
> for certain be an image of the windows vista retail full version.
> I found an all in one release that claims to be the vista RTM with both 32
> and 64 bit on one DVD, but I'm certain that's not an official deal, plus
> that file was from the RTM release in November.
> Any ideas as to why we didn't see a DVD image of the vista DVD posted
> anywhere on release day?
> I would've thought someone somewhere with a freshly purchased windows
> vista
> DVD would've eagerly posted it somewhere, but maybe it's too early yet I
> guess?

Vista RTM has been out there to steal for over
two months. What are you talking about?

There is no difference in what was released today,
than what many of the pirates released shortly
after Nov. 8, 2006.

There are already hacks, cracks, KMS servers,
Virtual KMS Servers, and patched files for activation, too.

-Michael

"p2pdude" <filesharing@is.good> wrote in message
news:Xns98C8DC8EF2E32filesharingisgood@207.46.248. 16...
> Did anyone notice that there as of this writing have not been any posting
> of retail vista DVD images on the internet?
> I'm a bit surprised, as I figured even with activation someone would've
> posted just the raw DVD image somewhere on the net. However I looked on
> common torrent trackers as well as usenet, and found nothing that could
> for certain be an image of the windows vista retail full version.
> I found an all in one release that claims to be the vista RTM with both 32
> and 64 bit on one DVD, but I'm certain that's not an official deal, plus
> that file was from the RTM release in November.
> Any ideas as to why we didn't see a DVD image of the vista DVD posted
> anywhere on release day?
> I would've thought someone somewhere with a freshly purchased windows vista
> DVD would've eagerly posted it somewhere, but maybe it's too early yet I
> guess?

There are scores of them before, during, and after. If the sun comes up and
sets, there will be scores of sites for pirated copies and SPP is easily
hacked. It's not legal in my country.

CH


"p2pdude" <filesharing@is.good> wrote in message
news:Xns98C8DC8EF2E32filesharingisgood@207.46.248. 16...
> Did anyone notice that there as of this writing have not been any posting
> of retail vista DVD images on the internet?
> I'm a bit surprised, as I figured even with activation someone would've
> posted just the raw DVD image somewhere on the net. However I looked on
> common torrent trackers as well as usenet, and found nothing that could
> for certain be an image of the windows vista retail full version.
> I found an all in one release that claims to be the vista RTM with both 32
> and 64 bit on one DVD, but I'm certain that's not an official deal, plus
> that file was from the RTM release in November.
> Any ideas as to why we didn't see a DVD image of the vista DVD posted
> anywhere on release day?
> I would've thought someone somewhere with a freshly purchased windows
> vista
> DVD would've eagerly posted it somewhere, but maybe it's too early yet I
> guess?