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I have the volume license XP tablet edition media that we got from the MSU computer store, and I still have the ISO's. Funny thing about the tablet edition media is that it also contains media center, and you have to put in the Tablet PC CD Key in order for it to install the tablet components. If you have a CD Key, and want the media, let me know. I believe you can also use a media center disc as well. I haven't tried it. We did have an issue of using the volume license for XP on the tablet edition media, and it only installed XP with no tablet functionality. ________________________________ From: MSU Network Administrators Group [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Hoort, Brian Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 10:29 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [MSUNAG] Windows XP Tablet Edition media Colleagues: We've got a tablet PC from IBM (Lenovo?) that we've had a great deal of problems with. It is more loaded down with apps out of the box than any PC I've ever seen. As an experiment I wiped it and loaded XP Pro (not tablet), as IBM/Lenovo didn't include media with it, just a recovery image. Surprise, surprise, it now runs fine. I'd like to rescue this expensive toy by doing our own load from scratch, but can't seem to locate a tablet edition media. The Computer Store says they don't have them. We have a legal license for it (stuck to the bottom, like the rest), so all I need is media. Does anyone have media for XP Tablet edition they care to share? IBM was not cooperative in this regard. Thank You! Brian Hoort Agricultural Economics Computer Service Michigan State University (517) 355-4701 [log in to unmask] Skype: brian_hoort