You can not click on Portal in the upper right corner to access your Azure Benefits. At the end of your thirty days, your account will automatically be extended for another thirty days and you will be given a $150.00 credit. You will then see that you have 30 days left and $200 credit remaining.Repeat the last step if needed until your account shows Active.Wait a minute and click on click here to refresh It will take a minute or two for the account to be activated.Turn on the checkbox to accept the license agreement terms.Type the verification number that you got on your cell phone click Verify code.Enter Cell Phone Number Click Send text message.To activate the account you have to verify the account from either a text message or a Microsoft agent can call you.The third item down under SUBSCRIPTION BENEFITS is Windows Azure.To do that, in the upper navigation bar click My Account For now, let’s go ahead and activate our Windows Azure Account. Notice from here that you can access your subscriber downloads.

Click on Get your free software! Then click Download Microsoft Software (via MSDN).

Click My BizSpark from the top navigation.

You are enrolled in the BizSpark program so now we need to activate your Free MSDN Windows Azure Account. I’ve found another way for VLSC files, but it also doesn’t have everything, but most of the newer stuff.Tagged How To / Step-By-Step / Windows Azureīy Now, you should have a LiveID / Microsoft Account. PS: msdn.rg-adguard is as unofficial as the database and they use the same endpoint for MVS files. If you have any other checksums from official Microsoft released media, please post it here and i’ll add it to the database. VLSC metadata is also coming from Microsoft. Either i created checksums myself (like for Tech Bench things (Insider Preview)). None of these checksums come from MDL or other websites not cooperated with Microsoft. It uses the My Visual Studio API (i guess you first have to learn the difference between API and SDK.), sadly, most of the old content (Win 2000, Win 95) got removed from MVS and metadata such as checksums cannot be obtained anymore (at least not from MVS directly).

> all in all it is not for sure ( not recommended) it is incompleate (his database do not include all MSDN products) it only use published hashes from the www (MDL Forum) This database doesnt use the MS SDK to get hashes (i know luzea)

Msdn subscriber downloads