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What about Vista Enterprise? The four Vista x86/x64 RTM/SP1 comes with Home, Home Premium, Ultimate and Business, but not Enterprise. Enterprise Version takes another DVD, i have the Enterprise SP1 ISO from MSDN... about 2 GB, because only have Enterprise version...

Not only Coca Cola, same as Querétaro government... they had used pirated MS Office, which has been replaced with OpenOffice :)

Because Windows Vista is Windows Millenium Edition Reloaded :)

Its obvious and it was not the point, i'm only answering to that is not the difference between my two images. The difference that i have pointed was on a VL disk (RTM+SP3 slipstreamed vs MSDN SP3 iso both VL versions), sorry if i was unclear. So you didn't answered and my question remain: why they differ ? Why not compare uncompressed files? For example, driver.cab is smaller in MSDN than RTM SP3 because of MS deleted old files... the newer are in SP3.cab only. Integrating SP3 on RTM only copies SP3.cab in I386, doesn't modify driver.cab to delete redundant files... And other files compressed differ... but some uncompressed not

Exactly. I'm talking about 4 OEMBIOS, PIDGEN.DLL, DPCDLL.DLL and Setup.ini... I write in my last post that i replaced In XP Pro SP3 Corporate Disk that files from XP SP2 OEM Compaq, and turn it a Corporate Version into a Royalty OEM Version... I installed Pro SP3 with generic key HP/Compaq and system is genuine, never tell me activate... WGA show my system is totally legal... because use of HP/Compaq OEM key... My laptop is Compaq V2617LA and because is HP/Compaq i don't know if this CD works with my generic HP/Compaq key in others HP/Compaqs machines... Edit: I downloaded HP/Compaq pack from matrixbk with purpose of compare my files with them... They're different... i don't know if that files work in my PC...

And if you replace around 6 to 11 files in I386 folder of XP CD you can hack that CD to act activation process like a OEM, Retail, Volume etc... For example, i have a Compaq V2617LA Laptop with Windows XP Home SP2 Spanish... I have created a Windows XP Pro SP3 CD with original OEM activation from Compaq with 6 files from my system over a Windows XP Pro SP3 Volume License... The result is original Windows XP Pro SP3 OEM, and accepts other OEM Keys and ask to activate over the phone. Because I use the key in the registry (preactivated by Compaq) XP never tell me activate... I think is possible to make a Windows XP Home Volume License with these hacks but i don't achieve this for now...

My trmvsrv.dll file is 5.1.2600.2055 English version.... It runs even on SP3 Spanish Version.... Do you have the correct version? I don't know about breaking post rules if i'm if upload that file, i send you in PM if i can... Edit: To remember everyone, you must replace termsrv.dll FIRST in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DLLCACHE and until then in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM. If you don't replace the file in DLLCACHE, SFC will restore in SYSTEM32 the SP3 version...

I use two registry hacks with termsrv.dll SP2 Beta 2... These are: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Terminal Server\Licensing Core] "EnableConcurrentSessions"=dword:00000001 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "EnableConcurrentSessions"=dword:00000001 With SP2 i have to edit some settings in gpedit.smc... But with SP3 i only patched those registry keys... And work it What about XP Unlimited and Winconnect XP?, i had read about it. The patched XP Remote Desktop (termsrv.dll SP2 Beta 2) only allow 2 sessions, while the other programs allow 21 sessions, and of course, they're using Remote Desktop Protocol...

Multiple remote desktop sessions really works with XP SP3 with termsrv.dll from SP2 Beta 2.... I have running now and is the same as SP2 ... thought i'm using termsrv.dll SP2 Beta English version over Windows XP SP3 Spanish... Don't worry about replacing the SP3 file with older SP2 beta...