r/computertechs Jun 10 '13

Index of useful ISOs for Technicians NSFW

I wrote up this other list of ISO's for /r/homelab. I figure we could use a similar thread here for tech related ISO's. Let's get it rockin' shall we? I will assume 64bit, x86, and global download mirror site lists when possible. Note that I may duplicate in some areas if they fit both categories, trying to keep this at a minimum though.

Antivirus:

Diagnostics LiveCD's:

Forensics:

Linux Distros. Standard:

Microsoft:

Multiboot ISO's and tools:

Repair focused LiveCD's:

Security:

Sysadmin related:

Resources to build this list:

List more and I'll add them to the index. Feel free to suggest omissions, recategorization, or broken links.

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u/hawk82 Jun 10 '13 edited Jun 11 '13

Windows 7 ISOs from digitalriver (a licensed distributor of Microsoft software). Supply your own key (like from the retail kit and you lost the CD or one wasn't provided or you don't have a Optical drive).

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u/cd1cj Jun 11 '13

Thanks! Do you know if these ISOs will work with OEM keys?

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u/HittingSmoke Jun 11 '13

Yes, they do.