When will Windows 10 Enterprise 1709 ISO be available?

alphanumeric said:

Forgot to mention, they have rolled them all into two ISO's. One Volume License and one normal Retail. Click the Info link for that ISO and you'll get a list of what Editions are in it.

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In the past the MSDN portal (now renamed “My Visual Studio”) allowed the visualization to everybody of the “File name:” and “SHA1” fields for any download. This used to allow everybody to check the integrity of the images downloaded in their possession in order to use the 90 days trial period that many Microsoft products give.
Now these info are no more available, unless one wants to try to resort to unofficial archives (like this one Microsoft SHA1 Hash Archive from "My Visual Studio") that are never up to date.
Do you know any unofficial archive that is up to date?
Alternatively, can you post screenshots of the info page, from “My Visual Studio” (as you did in your previous post), for each of the .iso images associated to the last version of the following downloads?

Windows 10 Enterprise x64
Windows 10 Enterprise x86
Microsoft Office Professional Plus x64 (something like: SW_DVD5_Office_Professional_Plus_2019_64Bit_English_ …)
Microsoft Office Professional Plus x86 (something like: SW_DVD5_Office_Professional_Plus_2019_W32_English_ …)
Microsoft Visio Professional x64
Microsoft Visio Professional x86

Thank you in advance.

Joe

alphanumeric said:

I have resigned as a Microsoft MVP, I decided not to apply for renewal. I have lost access to my Enterprise subscription that was part of my MVP status. I can no longer download any of those ISO's or request any new keys.
That being said I can still use what I had obtained while being an MVP. These days if I want to run Enterprise I just do a change Product key and enter my Enterprise key. I usually run Pro as it does all I need it to do.

Thank you for your prompt answer.
I want to precise that I was not asking for keys: they are private information that belongs to those that have paid to have them. Nor I was asking about any download.
I am just interested to the info related necessary to check the integrity of those downloads: that is, the file name and the SHA1.
Do you know where I can go online or who I can ask in order to get this information?

OK. Thank you anyway.
I’ll try to start a more general thread on this to see if anybody else can give me suggestions on how to get that info.

JoePal said:

OK. Thank you anyway.
I’ll try to start a more general thread on this to see if anybody else can give me suggestions on how to get that info.

Hi there

This archive seems kosher enough - very extensive and it's been around almost as long since "Pontius was a Pilot (Pilate) ".

Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine

You need your own keys for Ms products - these aren't "cracked" or pre-activated.

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Hi there

This archive seems kosher enough - very extensive and it's been around almost as long since "Pontius was a Pilot (Pilate) ".

Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine

You need your own keys for Ms products - these aren't "cracked" or pre-activated.

Cheers
jimbo

Thank you for the attempt but, as you can verify yourself, it’s no use.
If you want to try to help me, refer to my principal thread:

MSDN/My Visual Studio File Name and SHA1 to check for the trial period

You can even just link it to those among your friends that you think could be able to help.