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That's located on your windows installation cd.
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That's located on your windows installation cd.

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I don't have the Windows CD
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well i would suggest that you should use any p2p software for the downloading of 2000 Iso file. download it burn it and you will have i386 folder. i dont think that any site has got i386 folder for downloading.<br />
I dont know about the policy of EE regarding p2p, otherwise i would have given more details about specific p2p software.
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well i would suggest that you should use any p2p software for the downloading of 2000 Iso file. download it burn it and you will have i386 folder. i dont think that any site has got i386 folder for downloading.
I dont know about the policy of EE regarding p2p, otherwise i would have given more details about specific p2p software.

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You can't officially download windows from the internet. You will have to buy a CD. Everything else is illegal.
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You can't officially download windows from the internet. You will have to buy a CD. Everything else is illegal.

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P2P itself is no problem, but EE doesn't allow for downloading pirated software from P2P or any other sites, as that is the illegal part of P2P. The technology itself isn't illegal.
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P2P itself is no problem, but EE doesn't allow for downloading pirated software from P2P or any other sites, as that is the illegal part of P2P. The technology itself isn't illegal.

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I need to download an i386 directory for Windows 2000 SP4. &nbsp;I'm installing Terminal Services and cannot find a place on the web to download an i386 directory. &nbsp;Oh, also - id the i386 specific to the Service Pack version (just curious).
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I need to download an i386 directory for Windows 2000 SP4.  I'm installing Terminal Services and cannot find a place on the web to download an i386 directory.  Oh, also - id the i386 specific to the Service Pack version (just curious).

Need i386 download directory

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