It originally had Windows XP Home edition.Dell Genuine Windows XP Pro SP3 OEM ISO Download Latest Version. It is full Bootable ISO CD Image of Official Dell Genuine Windows XP Professional SP3 OEM. - Get Into Pc - Google+Aug 19, 2010 She has an XP Home OEM Key on the side of the computer, and I need the ISO to re-install it. It originally had Windows XP Home edition.Dell Genuine Windows XP Pro SP3 OEM ISO Download Latest Version. It is full Bootable ISO CD Image of Official Dell Genuine Windows XP Professional SP3 OEM. - Get Into Pc - Google+Aug 19, 2010 She has an XP Home OEM Key on the side of the computer, and I need the ISO to re-install it.

AFAIK there aren't any 'official' OEM XP images, but if you can get hold of a retail XP ISO, you can transform it into a generic OEM version by changing the PID in the file I386 setupp.ini, so that the last three characters read 'OEM' instead of '000', and it should then work with the OEM product key on the CoA sticker. You'll need an ISO editor such as UltraISO, or alternatively you could use nLite and edit the file with Notepad before burning the disc or rebuilding the ISO. The advantage of using a retail ISO as the source is that you can match it against the SHA-1 hash published by MS, so if you do acquire it through 'unofficial' channels you can be certain it hasn't been tampered with (do this before editing setupp.ini of course). XP Pro (SP3) SHA-1: 66AC289AE27724C5AE17139227CBE78C01EEFE40 XP Home (SP3) SHA-1: 5A6B959AD24D15DC7EBD85E501B83D105D1B37C6. Click to expand.One possible gotcha I should have mentioned - I've seen reports that some later XP OEM product keys also like the disc label to be correct, ie GRTMHOEM_EN for XP Home OEM, and GRTMPOEM_EN for XP Pro OEM (the retail disc labels are GRTMHFPP_EN and GRTMPFPP_EN respectively).

I've haven't personally encountered this, but it wouldn't hurt to change the disc label just in case, and it's easy enough to do using an ISO editor or with nLite. It's only necessary to do any of this with XP setup discs, Vista and 7 discs are all the same (except for the ei.cfg file in 7), as mentioned above. Old tamil mp3 song.

Click to expand.That's not what I was talking about, but to be honest I don't know if the disc label issue is service-pack related - as I said, I haven't personally encountered it, and without trying each setup disc revision (original/SP1/SP2/SP3) with a range of OEM product keys it would be hard to establish a pattern. It's probably documented somewhere, but given that an SP3 disc with the correct label is pretty much guaranteed to work with any product key*, I haven't really bothered investigating further. *this is of course where someone says 'I used an SP3 disc with the correct label, and my OEM product key was rejected.'

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