[MrChris]

Where can I find a list of known Microsoft Volume Labels for the Media?

Many thanks,

MrChris


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[Claymore1746]

Do you mean like these CD Codes for Windows XP?

Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Retail
ARMPXFPP_EN

Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Upgrade
ARMPXCCP_EN

Windows XP Professional x64 Edition OEM
ARMPXOEM_EN

Windows XP Professional x64 Edition VLK/Corporate/Volume
ARMPXVOL_EN

Windows XP Professional (SP2) Reinstallation CD
from Dell (pn:om150)
XP2_PRO_ENG

Windows XP Home (SP2) Reinstallation CD
from Dell (pn:7K404)
XP2_PER_ENG

Windows XP Professional (SP2) Retail
VRMPFPP_EN

Windows XP Home (SP2) Retail
VRMHFPP_EN

Windows XP Professional (SP2) Upgrade
VRMPCCP_EN

Windows XP Home (SP2) Upgrade
VRMHCCP_EN

Windows XP Professional (SP2) OEM
VRMPOEM_EN

Windows XP Home (SP2) OEM
VRMHOEM_EN

Windows XP Professional (SP2) VLK/Corporate/Volume
VRMPVOL_EN

Windows XP Home (SP2) VLK/Corporate/Volume
VRMHVOL_EN

Windows XP Professional SP2) MSDN
VRMPFPP_EN

[phatcat42141]

You used to get every label here -- http://www.tacktech.com/ -- but I noticed that thier site is down for the moment.

[MrChris]

Claymore1746, on Dec 28 2005, 10:22 PM, said:

Do you mean like these CD Codes for Windows XP?

Thanks. Allthough I did kinda need those but really I was looking if there was a complete list out there. As at the moment I am looking for Visual Studio 2005 Professinal ENG.

Thanks,

MrChris

[phatcat42141]

MrChris, on Dec 28 2005, 09:30 PM, said:

Claymore1746, on Dec 28 2005, 10:22 PM, said:

Do you mean like these CD Codes for Windows XP?

Thanks. Allthough I did kinda need those but really I was looking if there was a complete list out there. As at the moment I am looking for Visual Studio 2005 Professinal ENG.

Thanks,

MrChris

Do you have the "Multiple CD" versions or the "DVD" (that is if it comes in DVD format). If you have the Mutpile CD version then how many CD's are there in all? Plus you can use a program like "ISOBuster" to read the labels you already have on the iso or cd.

[MrChris]

I have the multiple CD version. I only downloaded the 2 CD's from Microsoft, I did not download the MSDN bundle, allthough I can if need be. I do not have access to the DVD version.

The thing is. I have created the ISOs for both CD's but when I start the install about 10mins into it it asks me for "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 ENU - Disk 1" but it does not take. I think but am not sure it may have to do with the volume lable.

I downloaded these from Microsoft via This link (login required).

Thanks,

MrChris

This post has been edited by MrChris: 29 December 2005 - 12:23 AM

[phatcat42141]

MrChris, on Dec 29 2005, 12:23 AM, said:

I have the multiple CD version. I only downloaded the 2 CD's from Microsoft, I did not download the MSDN bundle, allthough I can if need be. I do not have access to the DVD version.

The thing is. I have created the ISOs for both CD's but when I start the install about 10mins into it it asks me for "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 ENU - Disk 1" but it does not take. I think but am not sure it may have to do with the volume lable.

I downloaded these from Microsoft via This link (login required).

Thanks,

MrChris

If you downloaded them from the Microsoft site what format were they in? ISO - bin/cue - ???
With the ISOBuster you can look at the files like ISO or bin/cue and get the Volume Label. Like for an ISO of WinXP PRO it would show something like "WXPVOL_EN" windos media center would show something like this "NR1PFRE_EN" So I would say that the image file you downloaded from Microsoft woulld show this type label in ISOBuster also

[MrChris]

There where not ISO's or BIN files. They where Self Extracting WinZip files.

[phatcat42141]

MrChris, on Dec 29 2005, 12:46 AM, said:

There where not ISO's or BIN files. They where Self Extracting WinZip files.

Oh ok lol sorry bout that. I am still searching for a Volume Label list for you.
Now I have a DVD of the "Visual Studio .NET Enterprise 2003" and its Volume Label is "VSENARD1" So if I had a set of cd's they would be like "VSENARD1, VSENARD2, VSENARD3, VSENARD4, VSENARD5" and so forth. Let me ask my friend if he has the 2005 version (He always has the new stuff) lol

This post has been edited by phatcat42141: 29 December 2005 - 01:12 AM

[MrChris]

Iv been diggin and diggin but no luck.

Thanks,

MrChris

[phatcat42141]

Apearntly the labels are the same for ""Visual Studio .NET Enterprise 2003" and for ""Visual Studio .NET Enterprise 2005". Now I did find this page for the Express Version -- http://msdn.microsof...upport/install/

It tells how to burn it to cd. But it also has the .img and .iso formats.

Ok my friend says the first 2 disc should be named cd1 "VSENARD1" and cd2"VSENARD2".
I hope this works for you.

This post has been edited by phatcat42141: 29 December 2005 - 01:54 AM

[MrChris]

I have tried the sugested volume ables and that dit not work. It keeps asking me fofr the frist CD int the middle of the first CD Install @ file MSHTML.DLL @ CD1?????? So those CD Volumes did not work? Any other ideas?

Many thanks for help

MrChris