Microsoft.Windows.Vista.ULTIMATE.x86.SP1.Integrated.February.2009. OEM.DVD-BIE :: ZeroSec

Microsoft.Windows.Vista.ULTIMATE.x86.SP1.Integrated.February.2009. OEM.DVD-BIE42

3:24 PM - February 13th, 2009 | Posted in Applications, Operating Systems, Windows Apps | By: Encrypted

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BIE, is a known group who continues to bring us updated Vista releases, this time BIE group gives us Vista Ultimate x86 SP1 Integrated with all the updates through February 09. Just install and its done! No Serial and No Activation needed! As I have mentioned in my some of my previous posts, I bought Vista Ultimate back in Jan 07, and have had no problems with it. Vista is a really good OS, give it a try and Enjoy!

Description: Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1 32-bit, The choice for those who want to have it all. When you want to have it all, including the ability to shift smoothly between the worlds of play and productivity, there’s Windows Vista Ultimate. You’ll never have to worry about having the most advanced capabilities-they’re all here. This edition of Windows Vista offers an advanced, business-focused infrastructure, mobile productivity, and a premium home digital entertainment experience, all in a single offering.
*NOTE: Windows Vista Ultimate is a very nice OS, don’t just take my word on it, try it out for yourself, with just your internet browser. See what you think of Vista Ultimate SP1 HERE

If you want to know more about this Vista Ultimate SP1, like features and other info Read more.

Features:
- Aero Interface (GUI)
- DirectX 10
- BitLocker Drive Encryption
- Flip and Flip 3D
- Built-In Diagnostics
- BitLocker Drive Encryption
- Speech Recognition
- Takes full advantage of Multi-Core Processors
- Vista Ultimate Extras More info on Ultimate Exclusive Extras can be found –> HERE

Release Name: Microsoft.Windows.Vista.ULTIMATE.x86.SP1.Integrated.February.2009.OEM.DVD-BIE
Filename: bievsp129
Size: 3.1GB
OS: Windows Vista x86 (32 bit)
NFO: HERE (Be sure to read for proper installation)
Links: Homepage, Wikipedia
Download: Torrent | NZB

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42 Responses to “Microsoft.Windows.Vista.ULTIMATE.x86.SP1.Integrated.February.2009. OEM.DVD-BIE”

1. nathan says:
February 13th, 2009 at 3:47 pm Reply to this comment

im just wonderin is this just for ppl that already have a vista machine or can i change my xp to this?

2. faceoff says:
February 13th, 2009 at 3:54 pm Reply to this comment

this is 32-bit and 64-bit or just 32-bit

3. maD says:
February 13th, 2009 at 3:57 pm Reply to this comment

You can upgrade XP to Vista Ultimate, or do a full fresh install

4. danyo says:
February 13th, 2009 at 3:58 pm Reply to this comment

but i would rather not!
Never change a runing system .. escpecially not with vista! (just my oppinion)

5. lol says:
February 13th, 2009 at 4:20 pm Reply to this comment

@ danyo

Yeah your right you should just skip Vista and go straight to Windows Mojave. I heard its way better!

6. chujowo says:
February 13th, 2009 at 4:22 pm Reply to this comment

Leave XP alone. If it works fine, stay with it, dude!

7. @2 faceoff says:
February 13th, 2009 at 4:33 pm Reply to this comment

x86 = 32bit
x64 = 64bit

8. ljubaznikomsija says:
February 13th, 2009 at 4:38 pm Reply to this comment

My opinion is, if you NEED 64bit OS go for Vista, if you are not in need, stay with XP.
Vista is very good, but just as x64.

9. Eagle says:
February 13th, 2009 at 5:59 pm Reply to this comment

Please post the 64bit version also. Ty

10. Moayedthe1 says:
February 13th, 2009 at 7:03 pm Reply to this comment

Put Links For The Download Please

11. pkcf says:
February 13th, 2009 at 7:05 pm Reply to this comment

password:ultrafilm.org

12. pkcf says:
February 13th, 2009 at 7:06 pm Reply to this comment

Windows.Vista.ULTIMATE.x64.SP1.Integrated.February .2009.OEM.DVD-BIE

password:ultrafilm.org

13. Over

says:
February 13th, 2009 at 7:11 pm Reply to this comment

I recently upgraded from XP PRO SP3 to ViSTA BUSiNESS and then from BUSiNESS to ULTiMATE works like a charm and i REALLY love vista suddenly, its cool but u srsly need atleast 2gb of ram and a dualcore (imo)

14. Wahreez says:
February 13th, 2009 at 7:15 pm Reply to this comment

If your using your rig for gaming and your considering upgrade to Vista just make sure you’ve got the extra ram to handle it, 3GB plus or you’ll likely experience a drop in your gaming performance. Also in order to successfully utilize 4 gigs of ram you’ll need to use Vista x64.

15. Sergei Gamburg says:
February 13th, 2009 at 7:53 pm Reply to this comment

Haha, I wonder if there actually are morons who would willingly switch to Vistass.

16. FudgePacker says:
February 13th, 2009 at 8:13 pm Reply to this comment

Using Vista is like being Gay..
Don’t knock it till you try it..

17. heheeh says:
February 13th, 2009 at 8:24 pm Reply to this comment

This is a good setup if you want to game.

9950 Quad @ 3.5ghz
8GB Ram
4850X2
4TB drive(s)

IF you dont game, then use XP with 3GB of 1066. Yeah, we are slaves to DX10, but ya know? I got better things to worry about in REAL life.

18. SirMoMo says:
February 13th, 2009 at 9:14 pm Reply to this comment

@ 17 (heheeh):

Those specs are just overkill, half of that works just fine for nowadays games. Game developers can’t expect every gamer to have monster machines, figuratively speaking. It’s too costly and won’t sell any games.

19. Kevin says:
February 13th, 2009 at 9:58 pm Reply to this comment

Worst operating system ever. Only download if your a gamer and realy want dx10 graphics… and even then hesitate.

If you do download it http://www.maximumpc.com/article/windows_vista_survival_guide .

The new windows is about 1000 times better, but won’t realy be finished for a while. If you have xp and arn’t a hardcore gamer (with a mega homebake rig or alienware- voodoo) keep it. XP is a solid system.

20. Auroraz says:
February 13th, 2009 at 10:19 pm Reply to this comment

Ive been using vista 64bit (legit ver) over 1½ year now, have had 0 problems at all.

Seriously, 1½ year running without issues, and its worst OS ever ? i dont see it.

I love it, i dont see what the issue is with everyone hating vista (think its a urban legend tbh).

21. Kevin says:
February 13th, 2009 at 10:23 pm Reply to this comment

Those specs weren’t overkill. They won’t even run Crysis 1 on its highest settings (the second one is actualy more conservative on power while looking better). Also the saphire isn’t compatable with all games…those two core graphics chips can be problematic- threading wise.

Think ahead people… but not too far ahead… not raytracing gpgpu ahead, think of building a system you can live with for 5 years - with minimal upgrading and overclocking.

Building a cheaper computer isn’t a better deal if you have to replace it in half the time. Shop like your buying a good suit.

22. Kevin says:
February 13th, 2009 at 10:32 pm Reply to this comment

Auroraz, try running it on a laptop that costs less than one thousand dollars… vista is a real consumer. It wasts so much potential power looking pretty and doing nothing. Look at the box for a dx9 game (left4 dead for example) and you will often see two sets of system requirements, one for vista and one for xp. The xp requirements are lower and the game runs smoother (64 bit aside). And then there is user account control (actual designed to annoy you.. http://www.crn.com/software/207100934 couldn’t make that up).

It’s like a realy pretty car with a beater engine, soft brakes and leaf suspension. Oh but it does look good on the runway floor.

Gripes about vista are legitimate. You just have a realy good and likely expensive system…like mine.

23. DDS says:
February 13th, 2009 at 10:49 pm Reply to this comment

I think Windows 7 is better than Vista even in beta stage.
Uses much less memory. Runs smooth even on my older secondary PC (Athlon 2600XP+, 1GB RAM, Radeon 9550 video).
I do have a quad core and 6GB ram in my primary PC, I used Vista Ultimate x64 for a while, but later switched to XP x64. I will probably not come back to Vista and wait for Windows 7 final release.

24. Robert says:
February 14th, 2009 at 1:16 am Reply to this comment

Kevin, that 4TB was overkill for your average gamer. And so is the 8GB of ram. Max needed is 6GB and that’s only because Vista UT needs 3GB… Otherwise 4GB is enough for all the other OS. You mentioned the specs not being overkill for Crysis. That’s a GPU issue. Those 4TB and 8GB of ram is overkill even for the all mighty Crysis.

25. share says:
February 14th, 2009 at 1:20 am Reply to this comment

password:ultrafilm.org

26. metaal mike perth says:
February 14th, 2009 at 1:50 am Reply to this comment

i only use Vista x64 becoz it has Directx10 for my games.
my computer is quad core processor and 8GB ram big graphic card and no problems with VISTA.

however i dont see any reason to upgrade from XP x64 to Vista x64 except for gamers who NEED to use directx10.

27. Kevin says:
February 14th, 2009 at 2:15 am Reply to this comment

Robert, ordinary latency ram is realy cheap right now so 8 gigs in a gaming machine is hard to call overkill.

Yes his 4 tb is overkill, but no more expensive than duel vraptors. So thats not realy the issue either.

The majority of that rig is not overkill…stupid yes (duel core graphics processors are not cathing on and programers arn’t threading for it). You’d be better off with two ordinary graphic cards for the price…

28. Smith says:
February 14th, 2009 at 2:38 am Reply to this comment

Does anyone know if this copy can take updates?

29. Rummydog says:
February 14th, 2009 at 2:43 am Reply to this comment

Trojan

30. Smith says:
February 14th, 2009 at 2:55 am Reply to this comment

OK, there are a bunch of links to different spots to download this, from a group that’s released Vista copies before. Why are you telling people it’s a trojan? You tested every file here or something?
Anyway, can someone tell me if this copy takes updates ok (including the genuine advantage update)?

31. Tracker says:
February 14th, 2009 at 3:10 am Reply to this comment

4TB is nothing for hard drive space… I’ve got 4x 1.5TB hard drives (6TB Total Storage) plus 4 external 1TB hard drives.

Currently I’ve got about 450GB free out of the lot of it (including the external storage)

But I also have almost every episode of every TV show that’s came out in the last 5 years and almost every good movie (and some bad ones). So yes, I download a ton of video, so it’s worth it. Besides, if you think what you spend on cable/satellite in the last 4 years, you could probably buy 30TB of hard drive space if you just downloaded your TV.

8GB of ram is major overkill if you’re running a 32 bit OS. Really it’s overkill for any kind of system. You really see very few performance gains for anything over 4GB of ram.

Other then that, as I posted in a previous post, Vista runs perfect on my Dual Core 3800+ with 2GB of ram. For all the people arguing about Vista, yes, Windows 7 will most likely be much better, but there’s nothing wrong with Vista for now. Of course, it’s no Linux. If you want a heavy duty OS that does practically everything (if you’re not a complete moron) then just run Linux. It uses half the resources of XP but has all the nice options you’d find in Vista.

Yes there are a few annoyances with Vista. But if people weren’t so stupid, they wouldn’t have to put in all the stupid features. And if you’re complaining about the stupid features, you probably need those stupid features (or else you would be smart enough to take the 5 minutes it takes to disable everything you don’t like)

If they were cars, Windows would be the German Family Sedan that leaks oil, breaks down a lot but is cheap to repair. Linux would be the Super-tank that does 300 miles per hour, will go 100 miles on a thimble of oil and hardly ever breaks down at all that they’re giving away for free at the dealerships.

So in conclusion… Lots of hard drive space is good. XP is good if you’ve got a crappy computer, Vista is good if you’re not cheap and milking a 5 year old system, and instead of arguing which version of the crappy "family sedan" leaks the least amount of oil, you should just get a free tank.

@ 28 Smith: Yes, this release group makes a release you can update just fine. But make sure you check which updates you install (there’s something that checks for cracked copies and ‘warns’ you about it) but as long as you just right click on that update and choose to not show it again, you’ll be fine.

@29 Rummydog: Your pants are on fire.

32. Kevin says:
February 14th, 2009 at 3:27 am Reply to this comment

For a gaming computer running vista 64 eight is far from overkill. Also if your a gamer you prefer higher speed hard drives, and sacrifice gigs for it. You’d also get those eight gigs in low latency.

It’s all about what your trying to do with your computer.

Vista has problems- caused by them trying to sell it. They glitzed it up and dumbed it down, hence making it take up valuable resource and be difficult to do more technical things. It’s like a volvo dressed up as a farrari…only the locks don’t work, and the brake lines are cut.

If by Linux you mean all and any open platform unix base…well yes, but no games and skill is required. Try teaching your mom ubuntu (and thats the easiest one…its a nightmare).

Apple has its merrits, hardware isn’t one of them…neither is the propriatary write design (its a bitch to recover data from a mac hardrive).

Unless your a gamer, there is no real reason to switch over to vista,unless your a nerd there is no way your running unix and unless your a student or an artist you don’t want a freakin mac.

Any questions?

33. Tracker says:
February 14th, 2009 at 3:47 am Reply to this comment

Actually, my mom just turned 55 this year, never turned a computer on in her entire life, and I did teach her ubuntu (in less than 2 hours)

— It’s NOT rocket science —

It’s actually really easy to learn some versions of Linux. They’ve got really good driver support these days, and it’s easier then ever to figure out. It doesn’t give cryptic error messages like Windows and it’s a lot harder to screw it up (No viruses/spyware/etc)

I’m running a Quad Boot OS. I’ve got Vista for gaming, OSX for graphic design/web design for my computer/web design company, and a couple distro’s of linux for everything else I do.

34. Kevin says:
February 14th, 2009 at 4:02 am Reply to this comment

Well I guess its harder to teach a mom linux if she’s used to windows… or maybe your mom is just realy smart idk. Personal experiance tells me your lucky.

Its easier to screw it up in some ways, such as program associations being lost due to file name changes… you know…

Drive support is still lacking for cutting edge gpu and even pro audio cards (hey balanced speakers count). There are all sorts of reasons to not use switch to ubuntu…mostly games…yeah.

Trying to get the best of all worlds I see… try throwing a couple vraps in there as your main and use the larger drives as storage. Low density drives have longer lives and improve performance. Just some random advice.

35. Smith says:
February 14th, 2009 at 4:53 am Reply to this comment

@ 31 (Tracker): Thanks for the reply. That\’s unfortunate that it works that way by having the warning show. The old Vista copy I have is able to take the genuine validation update with no issues or warnings. Was hoping I could find the same type of copy.

36. jackketch says:
February 14th, 2009 at 10:56 am Reply to this comment

Thought it might try it online but:

"The browser you are using does not support ActiveX controls."

No my browser doesn’t…there is a reason for that.

37. Tracker says:
February 14th, 2009 at 9:09 pm Reply to this comment

@ Smith: Oh it works just fine, it’s just the crack they’re using is based on the Dell activation (I think it’s dell) that are shipped with all Dell computers. Basically they’re using that loophole in the OS to do it. The software doesn’t actually disable anything, but it’ll give you a nag if you install it. As long as you disable that particular update, it’ll be like a genuine copy.

38. EDog says:
February 21st, 2009 at 11:44 pm Reply to this comment

will this let me up grade my home premuium oem to ultimate oem

39. iSsA says:
March 12th, 2009 at 6:06 pm Reply to this comment

I Was using xp to game better .. !
But now am just into an online game called " CrossFire " .. !
So i’ll transform to vista .. thanks buddys downloadn

40. imsopickled says:
March 13th, 2009 at 11:33 am Reply to this comment

This will update through windows update through browser. It won’t end up with any illiegle copy promt, It won’t disable any feature in vista. It uses the bios hack way of activaiting. Never fails windows genine advantage or what ever’s it’s called now. and as for the big discussion on gaming systems and there spec. and needing something like there spec to run vista. stop bragging about your gaming system etc. Just finished building have we lads and feeling the need to do abit of bragging.

41. clayton says:
April 2nd, 2009 at 10:39 am Reply to this comment

could you pleae send me new share-now.net links for microsoft-windows -vista-ultimate-X86-sp1-intergrated- february 2009-0em-dvd-bie to
email address : claytondanker@yahoo.com

42. FreeRyde says:
June 24th, 2009 at 9:57 am Reply to this comment

Vista Activation Toolkit v2.1
Screen: http://i42.tinypic.com/334tgg1.png
http://rapidshare.com/files/247584497/VisKit2.1.rar

Vista Developer Activation v2.1
http://rapidshare.com/files/247231913/VisDevAct2.1.rar

Vista SP2 Loader v4.1
http://rapidshare.com/files/218933273/VistaSP2Loader_v4.1.rar

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