7225 x64 Enterprise VHD leaked

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MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.7.ENTERPRISE.WINMAIN.7225.0.090529-1930.X64.VL.ENGLISH.VHD-WZT
7225.0.amd64fre.winmain.090529-1930.enterprise_en-us_VL.enterprise.vhd.wzt.rar
(the original VHD in packed RAR archive, size RAR file: 2,509,958,932 byte,
SHA1: 13908CBF08BBE9FB3328CEE171CAFA15FC61E850,
MD5: 3569B817E6DC9844903397F7DCDCED2F).
FILE: 7225.0.amd64fre.winmain.090529-1930.enterprise_en-us_VL.enterprise.vhd
SIZE: 7,402,740,224 byte
CRC: DBEAB817
SHA1: 431DFE6D81B160A68B5777EAEF1777B7E8DE38E1
MD5: 42EF5108787C7FA0744D7C592C8E4F56

You guys should know where to get it, if you read the info above. It's an old build, but until now had been unreleased.

 

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