Windows XP Media Center Edition (Genuine Garunteed)

Sanctus Security Is Proud To Present Another Wonderful Torrent Product: Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 (SP2) OS Platform: (x86) (32 Bit) Size: 580 MB Setup Type: OS Install Language: English Service Pack: SP2 Your Computer Must Meet These Requirements To Run Windows XP... 300 MHz Processor 128MB RAM 1.5GB Available Hard Drive Space CD-ROM Drive Product Key: HYHV7-W343F-9TCCK-JPCBM-B2FQ8 During the first part of setup, it will say "Microsoft Windows XP Professional". This is normal, and it will install Media Center Edition 2005. SATA drivers have been integrated into this copy, so you should have no issues installing to a SATA hard drive (HDD) or solid state drive (SDD). This copy of Windows XP uses a very special method of activation. It tricks the computer into thinking it has booted in safe mode (when it really has not), therefore skipping product activation at log on. It loads the product key into the Windows files, making your computer forever genuine. The best part is that you can continue to use Windows Update with no worries of an update overwriting the patch. IMPORTANT NOTE: You must leave the installation disc in the disc drive until 2 minutes after your first user log in. Otherwise, this copy will not be activated. Be sure to check your activation status after you have logged in, and if it has not activated, browse to the folder on the installation disc named "APPLICATIONS" , go to the folder "Activation", then "Manual Activation", and open the file "Active Nexus 1.0.bat". The disc is in ISO (Disc Image) format, so you will need to use a program that burns ISO files. You can use nLite (http://www.nliteos.com/), or some other disc image burner such as Nero. The disc image we modified before we integrated drivers and updates was ripped from an original HP OEM re-installation disc. If you have any issues installing, please leave a comment. The original installation disc was 748MB, and you therefore had to burn it to a DVD disc, wasting valuable space on the DVD disc. We have removed some features that are rarely used to make this ISO small enough to burn to a CD-R or CD-RW disc. Below are the features we removed.... Applications - Internet Games - Pinball - Default Screensavers - Clipbook Viewer Drivers - Logitech WingMan - Modems - Printers (You Can Install Your Own Driver) - Scanners (You Can Install Your Own Driver) Hardware Support - Iomega Zip Drive Multimedia - Music Samples - Old "CD Player" And "Sound Recorder" - Speech Support (You Can Download This Software) Network - MSN Explorer Operating System Options - Search Assistant (The Annoying Dog In Windows Search) - Windows Your Services - Indexing Service VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: During installation, it will ask you for to enter a password for the administrator account. There will be some text already in the box (unmasked, it is "zx132"). ERASE ALL THE TEXT IN BOTH BOXES and continue installing without a password for the administrator account! If for some reason, you cannot install because setup tells you that you are using an incorect product key, one fix is to download and install nLite, and use it to change the itegrated product key. That should fix the problem. TEST THIS IN VIRTUALBOX OR OTHER VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE BEFORE YOU BURN THIS ISO TO A DISC Please seed! Sanctus Security (2/5/2011) Torrent Compiled By: CyberFerret32 (Head Of Sanctus Security)

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SanctusSecurity (2011-02-05)

Here is Windows XP Home Edition SP3

SanctusSecurity (2011-02-05)

Here is Windows XP Professional SP3

SanctusSecurity (2011-02-05)

Here is Windows XP Starter Edition

Mulder6 (2011-02-05)

Some seeeeeding...perhaps. Woul'd really want this

SanctusSecurity (2011-02-07)

The integrated SATA drivers are
nVidia nForce Serial ATA Controler
If these do not work for you, try these

PLnet (2011-02-13)

Uh oh. I've seen a lot of BSODs in my live, but never one in Windows setup! :) this one throws out a BSOD when trying to access partition table. And since I've got HP PC, I think the HP DVD you used for this was really, really old :)

SanctusSecurity (2011-02-14)

I have installed this copy on several computers, and never came across a BSOD. Has anyone else came across this problem?

roverens (2011-03-02)

Good idea, but youve removed too much. Keyboard layouts is one thing, so non-US/UK keyboards dont work properly. Even worse is that the driver for the MCE keyboard (which uses the same IR reciver as the MCE remote) is gone.

superstar909 (2011-03-04)

I downloaded this and mounted the iso to a cd . I went through the install and once it was done my computer restarted then went to a blue screen saying that "To prevent damage to the computer windows has shut down if this is the first time it happened to restart and try again. It also gave other suggestions to check pc for viruses, run the disk check for errors,etc....so this didnt work out for me. Any help would be grateful????

Archie2821 (2011-03-06)

I installed this and I cannot find windows media center. Any help would be great.

jtwg (2011-03-12)

hey @PLnet the only time i came across a BSOD during install was when the RAM was faulty, i recommend you try memtest86 to be sure (:

Kazakhstan (2011-03-22)

x64 it's 32bit ?

nithin862001 (2011-04-11)

this doesn't work. Don't seed.

HK88 (2011-04-24)

So I installed it left the disc in for ages after and its still says 30 day trial period under activation status. I then tried using the manual activation following the instructions below however when I open the NEXUS.BAT file a message says that its already installed? any ideas?

squ4SH (2011-09-03)

How come all these Media Center Edition torrents are different size?! Can't you faggots upload a virusfree version!?

Monthar (2011-10-24)

This does not work with a Dell XPS 400 with a SATA hard drive. It says no drives found. I tried this with both a new SATA drive and the one that came with the computer and already had MC edition installed.

mike18xx2 (2012-04-25)

FIRST RULE OF WINDOWS XP CD "BUILDS":
-- If they don't support "repair-install", then they are:
SHIT.
Why? A clean-install of XP is the biggest fucking pain in the ass if you have anything newer than a Pentium III, because you'll be missing half the drivers, and it'll be a goddamn chore to hunt all the fuckers down.
And every uploader who doesn't say whether repair-install is supported needs to be punched in the head until he shapes up.
(Been looking, for years, for a clear repair-install capable CD of Media Center which does NOT demand a serial half-way through.)

hammy434 (2012-06-09)

this works on virtual box, tried it on my 1 and a half year old laptop, didnt work, my friend has a old computer lying around (has a vista sticker on it so not too old) and that didnt work either. i have tried changing my laptops bios sata mode from ahci to ide. that was the first thing i did, that seemed to work, then i installed it... it got stuck at 'saving settings' with 3 minutes to go, stayed there for about half an hour so i turned it off, tried to boot from the existing hdd to resume setup, didnt work, reinstalled twice, it came up with an error. then my friend tried it on his computer and after we rebooted it after formatting and copying files on the hard drive, the message 'failed to load operating system' happened. did some googleing and found it was a hdd problem. tried to change his sata mode to ide but we couldn't find it, but we found something to do with sata (sounded similar to mine) and we switched it off, tried again... still nothing. then we did some other stuff and his computer instantly bsod'd and no hard drives showed in the list on setup. then we put everything back and tried once more... still nothing, he couldn't get his partition with windows 7 to work either, lucky it was his old crappy computer and not his new one...

anevilcow (2012-09-13)

This copy is not very useful. After it failing recognize my SATA controller though it says it has SATA drivers, I actually used a floppy disk to load the drivers. Then after partition and format, setup starts and says it can't copy the driver files that it just copied at the beginning of the install... Booted a linux live cd and copied the drivers manually. The install worked, but once it finishes, windows only boots to a blue screen of death.
So I switched to using a old PATA drive instead of the SATA. After install, windows appears to be activated. However, after waiting for many minutes, and rebooting a few times, I took the CD out of the drive and windows will no longer start. It stalls at the logon screen. On top of all that, even though system properties tells you it is XP Media Center Edition 2002, Windows Media Center is nowhere to be found. That pretty much destroys the purpose of this disc.
Also, Windows update does not work...

anevilcow (2012-09-13)

This copy is not very useful. After it failing recognize my SATA controller though it says it has SATA drivers, I actually used a floppy disk to load the drivers. Then after partition and format, setup starts and says it can't copy the driver files that it just copied at the beginning of the install... Booted a linux live cd and copied the drivers manually. The install worked, but once it finishes, windows only boots to a blue screen of death.
So I switched to using a old PATA drive instead of the SATA. After install, windows appears to be activated. However, after waiting for many minutes, and rebooting a few times, I took the CD out of the drive and windows will no longer start. It stalls at the logon screen. On top of all that, even though system properties tells you it is XP Media Center Edition 2002, Windows Media Center is nowhere to be found. That pretty much destroys the purpose of this disc.
Also, Windows update does not work...