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Windows Vista Home Basic ISO Download Latest Version. It is Full Bootable ISO Clean DVD Image of Windows Vista Home Basic ISO for 32 Bit and 64 Bit. May 20, 2018  Problems using the Vista recovery discs for a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pi 2512. I have a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pi 2512. I need to re install Vista using the recovery disks I created. That contains the files for the various Vista Editions (Home Basic, Home Premium, Business and Ultimate) to be installed. The Product Key on.

I got a Fujitsu computer with OEM license key and Windows Vista. I would like to reinstall Windows on it. Nch express zip.

But I didn't get any Windows media with it. However, I do poses more than just one DVD installation disc from my Retail copies of Windows Vista that I use on other computers.

Can I use this media instead? Or do I have to order a specialty OEM DVD media from the manufacturer or Microsoft? Update: I have found some partition called 'EISA' configuration partition. It is a hidden partition that I found in Disk Management. How can I make use of this? Do I boot from it or do I mount it to a drive letter and access it inside Windows?

Can this be used to restore the computer? It is about 11 GB in size. Did you get the key off the COA sticker?

I have used the following methods more than once on other people's laptops and managed to activate Vista every single time: • Do not enter the key during Setup! Wait till Setup's complete and you're in Windows, then go to System and change your product key there (or run the Activation Wizard using slui) • Use phone-based activation As for your recovery partition (if it is indeed one), try pressing each function key ( F9 etc.) in turn as the computer's booting up, and see if you're able to spot a system recovery option. It depends on the type of OEM key that is used. If it is a true OEM key, then yes you will need to get a copy of OEM windows in order to be able to activate it. Typical retail windows will not accept this code.

However, sometimes they will use an OA key. I'm not sure what it stands for, but you can reuse it on a retail install. We do this at my work by buying OA machines, installing our Sysprepped images that contain all of the software pre-installed, then activate the computer using the key it came supplied with.