But if you are not sure about it, you can re download the original ISO from official download links, i have the link list on my blog, just check it if you are interesting, all the links there is from the official microsoft.

But if you buy it from microsoft, or original OEM from notebook you bought, there is nothing to worry.

Hope this can help you bro…

i see your point – however, how can i be sure that my current OS installation is safe? i’ve installed various spyware tracking and antivirus tools – i am hoping if it was dodgy, it would’ve been found.

even you can scan all the entire disc and found no spyware there, you still can not ensure that the disc is not modified (original), because it is modified.
ISO verifier just check the MD5 of the ISO, and then compare it from microsoft original ISO.
and as long as i know, the md5 will changed if the file is modified, and will never be the same again.

I used your verifier and it says my copy of ISO is not a valid. However, it is a “pre-activated” copy of windows that doesn’t need serial numbers, etc? Does this mean it can not be verified?

-Is there any way to ensure that my ISO doesn’t have malware/spyware in it? Of example, since I’ve installed it, maybe running ’spybot search and destry’ would be able to find out if there is malicious software on my computer?

many thanks.

With 5 possible basic versions: Starter, Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise, Ultimate.

The 5 possible basic versions were also supposed to include for the EU a version lacking both InternetExplorer and WindowsMediaPlayer. These EU-only versions were supposed to be Win7-N or something to that effect. I haven’t seen any here in Brighton, save for wanks catalogueing the entire universe of files in case zaphod beeblebrox comes by with some ‘earth moving equipment and a shovel.

so Essentially 5 Basic Colours of Windows 7.
Shade those with but ONE of the few 34 languages Redmond has deemed being worthy and you get
a multiverse of 170 versions of Windows7. Go ahead a little further and include the EU-only versions and you are up to 340 versions… Drop the EU-only versions, and Colour the 5 civilised tribes with all the combinametrics of any two unique languages of the set of 34 and you have enough DVD’s to ruin a perfectly good DVD player’s day.

If you have trouble with English, learn how to set up hands-free boot configuration files so that your EnglishWindows7Ultimate will also install your preferred language. There is a Microsoft preinstall configuration environment that allows all sorts of customisations and options from the very basic type of options such as not having to type or click anything, to including drivers, to setting security levels and also pre installing 3rd party software.

Yes, Jack.
This (MD5: 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98) is the best to download.
It is unfortunately not recognized, although WZOR’s early pre-RTM RTM is.
WZOR is the nice person who did the very earliest RTM, making it from the
large new cabinet file and the earlier RC dvd install/boot file. The end result
of WZOR’s DVD and the RTM is the same, the exact same win 7 is installed
onto your computer. WZOR did not have the RTM available, only the install
WIM, which was good enough to make a RTM DVD available when there wasn’t
one yet… So, RTM and WZOR rtm are both? recognized here, with this program
I believe… it has been so long since I have even bothered with this program that I
have forgotten whether Wzor and RTM are both verified here.

I believe this is the operating system of the future, with the exception of a few things.
It is because they have not made changes to include any AIO.
An all in one (AIO) has the advantage of owning a single DVD that is capable of
installing Windows 7 onto a 32 or 64 bit machine.

I personally like the options of having multiple languages, and not having to download them.
However, since this AIO passes windows checks and does all updates and service packs, etc,
with the optional languages also being able to be installed as updates, I simply use this AIO.

It is of course, used to do a NEW,clean or recovery/repair install of Win7.

I feel, that is someone feels the need to do an UPgrade install of Windows 7 for fear of
losing some programs, or settings from Vista, that these same people do not now how to
back up their files, or create and use a separate partition for data enough to feel safe doing so.
Such persons should make CD/DVD/or network copies of anything they want to keep, and
do a clean install. No one is seriously keeping anything important in the same partition as
their operating system are they? Really?! I must insist that you learn to use some sort of
CD/DVD recording program, either the included XP,Vista file saving to CD/DVD or even better,
to use IMGBurn ( a totally free, excellent program that is Indeed capable of saving files and folders
to CD/DVD.)

DO please read on, it gets better.

The problem with RTM (either the broad release from Technet, or WZOR’s clever
ISO is that such DVD’s need to be activated, registered, etc etc etc.
Either thru normal microsoft methods, or with a ‘helper’ application.

THIS iso (MD5: 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98), that you asked about
is in fact a combination of the 32 bit RTM and the 64 bit RTM’s WIM files
both being the full set of files needed to install win 7. ALL a WIM file is
is microsoft’s way of saying, “We are making a new type of ZIP or RAR
file, and we don’t want you monkeys touching it. We will now use it as our
way of packaging all the files needed to install our operating systems.”

So dear friend orbit30 carefully combined said WIM files together, leaving
nothing out, and made it work with the install/setup files of the DVD.
He also made adjustments as to only modifying the few windows 7 files
and registry settings that involve activation.

After installing this AIO, you will be ALREADY Activated, indeed, there will
be available updates both critical and optional and this is normal.
It means your windows is working like it should. Unfortunately for persons
whose english is not fluent, this is only available in English. Not to worry!
This AIO can download (like all the other Ultimate win 7’s) the language
of your choice. A fun thing to do when you have a few minutes on your hands
is practice setting the language to another, and then back to english,
or among any two languages with which you can manage doing such a thing.
You then switch it to something you are NOT familiar with, or your audience,
and then carry on in arabic or russian or greek as if nothing were out of the
ordinary for you…. you can see this is also an option for particular logins.
Yes you can make each particular windows account login use a different
language and this makes for fun at work on days when your coworker is
not being productive anyway as if it were a bank holiday and he needs a bit
of prodding. If Mister Lazybones takes a long time to get your help with his
screenful of hebrew or arab script, together with the backwards menus and
start menu, you will know he has been slacking, indeed!

A search of Google for both 60e5a382e6dc932165b1aaa60b991c98 and TORRENT currently gives me 478 possible webpages to find this on.

Bing gives me only 6 such pages, however the second Bing listing is this thread we are attending to now –
which leaves us five possible download locations. Bing has some results filtered, which you can understand why, but the very first link is to the piratebay. Someone should log in and post a TEXT version of the torrent file contents so that you may see what it says about the checksum.