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Right, but the problem is MSDN and Technet aren't going to have the OEM version of it; when you install and it asks for the key, the versions of the software on MSDN and Technet reject the product key we have for the OEM version. We therefore truly need the original Dell disk. I understand that Dell isn't going to have a bunch of these in stock forever, but my hope is that somebody here, Dell employee or not, has one in a drawer somewhere and can burn/send a copy, make the ISO available for download, etc. Any help is much appreciated. Remember that you purchase a license - the right to use the software - you do NOT purchase or own the software itself. So, you should already have the license - you just need the installation media.

Microsoft softened their approach to activation in V/7/2008/2008R2, allowing an OEM key to activate Retail media, but that was not the case with 2003. That is Microsoft's issue, not Dell's.

Microsoft sets the rules for OEM's for things such as media distribution, and while yes, it is Dell's responsibility to distribute the media, how long is feasible to stock it? Should I be able to call Dell and request Windows 98 media for my first computer? Sure, it would be nice if they did, but Microsoft does not require that of OEM's (and their policy likely already adheres to any applicable laws), so likely none do it voluntarily as simply a favor to the customer. Vids Iv41 Decompressor Download. Dell stopped stocking 2003 media 4 years ago, and it isn't just them. Also, Dell doesn't distribute authentic retail Microsoft OS media (hologram), and if they did, it would come with a Retail key, and there wouldn't be an issue activating. Dell's media is Dell-branded/labeled OEM Windows media.

So, if the media has been lost, you just need to find it. partner or neighboring companies, local tech firms, schools, or the likes of eBay might be the best options for obtaining the correct media for the license you likely have (OEM). Not trying to get into the politics of this at all so not going to bite on that. I have looked on ebay, have even searched torrent sites, and no luck. I'll even come right out and say 'Shame on us for losing the disk in the first place.' But what's done is done, and I'm in need of the disk.