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I downloaded a copy of windows 7 to upgrade to earlier but once the archives had extracted, I had a single .rar archive that needed a password and I can't find it anywhere. This version must be different to other ones as it's a newsgroup upload.
Here's the link anyway: http://bintube.com/nzb/pid/5526c3bf8..._THANK_YOU_KEY
Thanks for any help anyone is able to offer me.
Cheers,
Jack
Its probably a fake .. or atleast I never trust those pw'ded rars.
Sign up here.
I downloaded both the 32bit and 64bit version of windows 7 off there. Both work perfectly! ( no serial needed, no pw crap!)
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Originally Posted by seh
Why would you tell them that? Do you not know we have a NZB Index, I'm so sick and tired of people here telling other people to go sign up elsewhere when the exact same releases are here, jesus christ people.
http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-sof...dvd-bie-367692
http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-sof...dvd-bie-367672
^ Took the words right out of my mouth.
There is no reason to direct users to sign up at other sites.
Yeah and you have to register to post here so you already signed up, just click NZB Index.
I would never download and then open a passworded archive. The only thing I ever got the couple times I did that with tv shows was a bunch of viruses and malware that tried to install itself onto my computer. Stay far away from those things.
The ones passworded with zerosec are good, they do it so you take a survey first and they make money, and after the survey you get the password.
i'd still pass...Quote:
Originally Posted by SonsOfLiberty
defeats the whole purpose of scene to begin with.
no excuses
Whats inside passworded archives isn't always apparent by the file name.
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ericabi'd still pass...Quote:
Originally Posted by SonsOfLiberty
defeats the whole purpose of scene to begin with.
no excuses
What a shady way to get some traffic and money.
It is things like this that will bring the ever watchful eye of the "Anti-P2P Organizations" to start setting site on Usenet, more so than they are already doing.
The more forums, websites, indexers, etc... that pop-up, the more watchful these groups become, add money making like this into the scheme and it is only a matter of time before the big lobbying "donations" start having effect....
I for one do not beleive for one second that any law thus far will "protect" usenet, at least in the states... more attention+more eyes looking+making money off it= inevitable failure.
These people should just go back to whence they came and open a "private tracker" and ask for thousands of dollars or euro in donations each month... :yup: