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The thread discusses difficulties in obtaining official Windows and Office ISOs, with the original poster seeking clarification on whether digitalriver.com and digitalrivercontent.net are the same company and how to find trusted Microsoft resellers for these ISOs, especially in languages other than English. The responders indicate that only Windows 7 ISOs are publicly available and express frustration over the lack of official Office ISO downloads for legitimate keys. The overall tone reflects disappointment and confusion about accessing official Microsoft installation media.

TreeHole

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hi

1, is digitalriver.com same company as digitalrivercontent.net ?

2, second web doest not offer these isos i strongly need:
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3, is there any trusted and official microsoft reseller, where may i find those isos ?


thanks for help
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Jimbo22

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You wont find any for Office at all. The only ISO's available are for windows 7.....which sucks. Although I do understand why MS is doing this....but have a look here.

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TreeHole

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i'm confused, there isnt other lang localisation, is it ?

and is same digitalriver.com as digitalrivercontent.net ?
i was wondering write them email and ask for lang modifications
 

Joe S

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It really sucks that you can't get an ISO from MS if you have a legit key. PCs mostly now come preinstalled with just a recovery partition and not a actual install disk.
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if anyone would need to contact them (digitalrivercontent.net), is possible to do it ?