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Windows 7 is not installed over the Internet. You can purchase a digital copy of Windows 7 from the Microsoft Store, burn it to a blank DVD and upgrade to Windows 7 from your current edition. When making significant changes to your computer such as an upgrade, it is always recommended you backup your system prior to installing a new version of Windows. In your case, you can upgrade to Windows 7 depending on edition and architecture of Windows Vista you have installed.

If you are running a 32 bit version of Vista and want to upgrade to a 64 bit version (edition of Windows 7), you will have to a do clean install, this applies vice-versa. If you are running consumer editions of Windows Vista such as Home Basic or Premium, you can only upgrade to either Windows 7 Home Premium or Ultimate. Also, you cannot do downgrades, which means, if you are running Windows Vista Ultimate now, you cannot downgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium. You must do logical upgrades: Windows Vista Home Basic >Windows 7 Home Basic, Premium or Ultimate Windows Vista Home Premium >Windows 7 Home Premium or Ultimate Windows Vista Business >Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate Windows Vista Enterprise >Windows 7 Enterprise Windows Vista Ultimate >Windows 7 Ultimate.

Windows 7 from Microsoft Store 'When you purchase Windows 7 from Microsoft Store, you have the option to download an ISO file or compressed files' Also read about the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool Software Downloads: # You will use your Windows Live ID to sign into your Microsoft Store Account. If you have forgotten your password or need to reset it, you can do so by clicking Forgot your password? # After typing your email address and password, click Sign In. # Under Purchase History, find the product that you purchased, and click Download. Select Windows 7 64 bit and proceed to download. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- select Windows 7 64-bit or 32-Bit version and proceed to download. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # To begin your download using Download Manager, click Download.

Download Manager info: Purchase a Product Key from Microsoft Store: Microsoft Store: You should run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor to find out if your system is ready to run Windows 7: Downloading from the Microsoft Store You need to convert those three files into a bootable.ISO file, the following article will show you how: After you have converted it to a.ISO file, you need to burn it to a blank DVD disc as a disc image, then proceed to install: ImgBurn - In addtion to supporting the creation of CD's from.ISO files, it supports a wide range of other image file formats, and it's free. (BIN, CUE, DI, DVD, GI, IMG, MDS, NRG, PDI and ISO) Download and install Gear ISO burn (Free): Note: Always use the slowest burn speed (4x or 2x) if offered a choice. You should have the option to download the.ISO file from the Microsoft Store and simply burn it to a blank DVD as a disc image.

Much easier to work with than the box files. Login to your Microsoft Store account to view your purchase history 2. Look for your Windows 7 purchase. Next to Windows 7, there is an 'Additional download options' drop-down menu. In the drop-down menu, select '64 or 32-bit ISO.' Best, Andre Windows Insider MVP MVP-Windows and Devices for IT twitter/adacosta groovypost.com.

Why do we need to download Windows 7 Many of us bought our copy of Windows 7 pre-installed with a new desktop or laptop PC. More often than not, though, the box didn't contain a full Windows 7 DVD. Usually, we would get a 'recovery disk' or a recovery partition, to reinstate the operating system to its default settings.

But this would also restore all the third-party bloatware and crapware the manufacturers include. The ability to download Windows 7 ISOs is essential for anyone who wants a clean Windows installation for their PC. It is also handy if we misplaced, lost, or destroyed our original disk. How is it legal to download Windows 7 as an ISO? When we, we don't get a special installation DVD.

Every DVD of a particular version - e.g. Windows 7 Home Premium x864 or Windows 7 Professional x64 - is identical to all the others. What we buy is the unique 25-character product key. We will find it as a sticker on the retail Windows 7 DVD case. Or, with pre-installed Windows, stuck underneath our laptop and on the side of the PC tower. With this product key, we can install Windows 7 using any disk of the corresponding version. No matter where we got the Installation DVD, we will end up with legally activated Windows 7 on our PC.

We can even download Windows 7 as an ISO from the shadiest torrent site. As long as we are using our genuine product key, the Windows installation will be 100% legal.

Where can I find the Windows 7 product key? If our Windows 7 PC didn't have Windows preinstalled and doesn't have a sticker, we can use special applications to get the Windows 7 product key. Some apps will even work in cases where we can't boot into Windows, as long as the hard drive is functional. Just check out our guide: Microsoft giveth, Microsoft taketh away Even though it would work, downloading Windows 7 from questionable sources is never a good idea.

For all we know, the ISO could contain a host of malware: rootkits, trojans, keyloggers; you name it. That's why it was a big deal that Microsoft allowed us to download Windows 7 as an ISO through Digital River. We could download Windows 7 and be sure that the ISO was clean and untampered. And then, in early February 2015, Microsoft decided to take down the Digital River ISOs, for good.

Sure, they have set up the, the 'official' way to download Windows 7. However, to download Windows 7 through this site, we need the product key of a store-bought, retail version of Windows.

In case we have a desktop or laptop computer with pre-installed Windows 7, we own an OEM Windows 7 License. And Microsoft's website, for reasons unknown, won't let us download Windows 7 ISOs with a valid OEM product key. So, as OEM owners, what are we supposed to do? Steal a disk? Beg friends and strangers for a Windows 7 DVD?

According to Microsoft, we should, wait a couple of weeks for the delivery, and pay the shipping and handling fees. Not exactly an ideal solution. The clean ways to download Windows 7 The good news is that whatever goes up on the Internet, never really goes away - for better or for worse. The German mirror has done an exceptional job gathering the Digital River ISOs and uploading them as torrent files. They have all the different English versions and even a few in other languages. Download Windows 7 Torrent To download Windows 7 using a torrent file, we will need a torrent client.

Dictation Software For Pc Free Download on this page. In the example, we will be using the popular torrent client. Any torrent client will work, though, such as.

So, if you already have a torrent client, you don't need to install qBittorrent. Hi I have an OEM Key for Windows 7 Home Premium, when tried to use the recovery system in Microsoft they said I had to contact my manufacturer because I have OEM key, so I went to check Acer and I have a new HDD so I don't have my Recovery thign or whatever when I put my ID they directed me to buy a eRecovery Disk and I don't want to pay for that and then I found this, so I want to download en_windows_7_home_premium_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_676549.iso and I have some questions: Is this the correct download? For Home Premium OEM key Is this genuine download? Will I be able to activate my OEM key with this?

If so everything will be complete and I will get my genuine back? Is it English version of Windows? Hi all, Very encouraging article but I would like some comment on what I'm trying to do please. I am a Mac man but I'm sure you won't hold that against me!!

At the ripe old age of?0 I'm taking up an old hobby, SWL, but with an SDR and a dongle. Some of the more complex programs are Win rather than Mac so I've got to move. Before I decide on my birthday present, a bespoke PC, I want to try out some of these programs by virtualising a PC, more than one in fact, on the Mac so I can compare them. I'm in NJ for two weeks and have the use of a PC running Wn 7 and had hoped to use the restore facility for a bootable USB or DVD to virtualise. No joy as the article above points out so the methodology also above is just what I need. My idea is to do as much as possible on the Mac, download the ISO, check the check sum etc purely for convenience. (the mac will work in PC formats) because the PC is so full of crapware (I've spent hours trying to get out of registry cleaners etc) that enough is more than enough!

Is this doable? And where might things get a bit messy? Thanks again for the article and I'll look out for the next installment! Regards john m. Very, very nice job guys. I am astounded and ecstatic I found this page.

I never even thought about looking for a torrent. I was locked out of my Admin/User from some sort of pass. Issue and I have tried to reset it using many utilities. Even Falconfours utility would not re-enable the Admin. I lost my Win 7 disc and of course I am now using my outdated and extremely slow laptop to create all these utilities and search for fixes online.

Been a really fun 2 days for me. I am so grateful for you and your site, it saved me! Thank you so much and awesome job. You guys are my favorite! Wikipedia - Comparison of BitTorrent clients In 2007, five BitTorrent clients were discovered to be Trojan horses that attempt to infect Windows with malware.[3][4][5] Those clients—BitRoll, GetTorrent, Torrent101, µTorrent,[6] and TorrentQ—are excluded from the comparison tables below.

In 2013, Thunder Networking Technologies admitted that some of their employees surreptitiously distributed a Trojan horse with certain releases of Xunlei, the company's BitTorrent-ready download manager.[7][8] Xunlei is included in the comparison tables. I tried downloading from the google drive >you gave for windows 7 home premium 64bit and i used the same microsoft code for the hash thats on the site under the same name en_windows_7_home_premium_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_676549 and the files didnt match. Their is nothing wrong with my computer hard drive nor is anything wrong with the non working computer hard drive it passed all test but had an error at f11 which was the recovery so after attempting to skip the recovery and do a factory reset the computer is saying install a cd and giving me error 0xc000000f so now im trying to install his original OEM which was microsoft windows 7 home premium i can still read the faded product key on the bottom of the computer but what about the hash not matching the md5? Is that a bigger issue for me?

Is there anyway you can offer a different link for a different ios download? Also the computer is a hd pavillion dv6-2158nr • says. Hi dWardren, First, if you don't already have a Windows 7 license, you need to buy one. These ISOs are from Microsoft and won't activate without a genuine Windows 7 product key.

Before you change anything on your system, take a full Windows backup so you can fully recover in case anything goes wrong. To create a dual boot installation, which will ask you which operating system to boot on startup, you just need to shrink the XP partition. You can use EaseUS Partition Master to shrink the partition..

You should shrink it by at least 50GB to install Windows 7. Finally, during the Windows 7 setup, you can select the Unallocated space on the disk. Windows 7 will automatically create the dual boot menu to select Windows XP. It might look a bit complicated, but it's pretty straightforward.

If you run into any trouble, leave a comment on any of the above guides, and I'll do my best to help. Oh, don't forget to also look for Windows 7 drivers for your PC before you begin. Windows will probably automatically recognize most of the devices, but better safe than sorry. Hi Angelos, I have a Windows 7 64-bit Professional key which I bought using windows anytime upgrade feature in Windows 7 Home premium (64-bit). I need to install windows 7 professional on a new laptop. Will the upgrade key that I bought work with en_windows_7_professional_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_676939.iso? If yes, then do I need to install windows 7 home premium first and then use the upgrade to windows 7 professional or can I directly install windows 7 professional using the ISO and the upgrade key?

I have a problem that I cant find a solution to. I have a toshiba satellite and it can with windows vista home premium preinstalled. I had some issues with it and took it to a local pc repair man.

Later on, I had a trojan and other yucky things happen again. This time after numerous attempts to clean the pc, I decided to restore.

Well, apparently, the repairman installed windows 7 home premium on my pc OR I did an upgrade. Either way, my pc now states my product key is not geniune and I'm running Windows 7 Home Prem on my pc now. In order to upgrade or DO ANYTHING with this pc I need to reinstall my Vista Home Premium version that came preinstalled. Fat chance at finding it online as windows is now moving on.

I have one of the two restore cd's.disk 2 was damaged. How can I avoid purchasing another restore set?

Am I able to download this iso and install? Will it also provide the product key necessary to run without issues or past any trial dates? Im so new to this and its confusing. Hello, I was just reading the posts, and saw this. The Windows 7 DVD actually contains all of the versions for the particular architecture (ie, a 64 bit DVD contains all of the 64 bit versions).

All you need to do is create your USB installer, then go into the 'sources' folder and find the file 'ei.cfg'. You can edit the file to install your desired version, or delete the file altogether and you will be prompted during installation for the version you'd like to install.

You will of course need the product key for the version you choose. For those of you that need a little more time to find you Box Key (etc) you can do the following: 1) Run Command Prompt (CMD) as Administrator 2) Type slmgr -rearm 3) You will get a message that Configurations were Successful. 4) Reboot your computer. For Windows 7 Home Premium and Media you will get 30 More Days (you can do this I think 3 times). For Windows 7 Pro and Ultimate you will get 3 More Days (you can do this I think 5 times).

I have never had to do them more than once so I'm a little fuzzy on the number of time for certain but you will for sure get more time out of doing so. Best regards. Okay.RAW Values Read Error Rate 158817194 Seek Error Rate 79612934 Spin Retry Count 0 That can't possibly be good! Yet Health Status = Good? This is my daughter's PC which I've been using in order to get a bootable USB that I can use to clean install Windows 7 x64 in mine. Mine ended up in a Windows Recovery to factory setting closed loop.

The last step of which is 'System is starting services' which it can't do. Powering down, then up in safe mode, does no good. It just starts trying to 'start services' again. I know exactly why it can't install 'all' services. If it would only install what it could then I could fix it. Hey Angelos, As we all agree, this is a great service you provide now that Digital RIver has been discontinued. This service came in handy when I had to reinstall Windows 7 Home Premium on my sister's PC and it worked fine after verifying the checksum, etc.

The day after the install, I got a message that the product key used (on the sticker on the bottom of the laptop, Gateway) is not the correct key, and to purchase a key or use the correct key!s I re-entered the product key, verifying I am using the right combinations, and it did not accept it. I can still use Windows. I even powered off and then powered on, and got the message a second time today, the second day. Did I do something wrong? This article is one of the most well written guides I've come across in a while. It helped me accomplish the task of reinstalling Windows 7 on a laptop that had it's hard drive previously removed. After replacing the hard drive, I was able to use this guide as well as your other guide 'Create a Windows Installation Disc or USB' to download windows 7 onto a DVD disc and perform a successful install on the new hard drive.

Finally, I used your guide 'Windows Applications: 11 Essential Utilities for Any PC' to install the recommended applications, and now I'm up & running on Windows 7 with no issues. Your work speaks for itself so keep up the good work! Thanks a bunch! I am really excited about your article and the excellent step-by-step process you provide but am having problems downloading Win 7 pro x64. I am using qBitt, but the status shows 'stalled'. I tested it with another download and it worked fine (qBitt is buggy sometimes) so I know the program itself is working fine. There don't seem to be any seeders.is this possible?

If so, do you have any other suggestions on how to download a clean copy that would work with OEM product keys? I had to reinstall XP on my dad's computer (he really wanted an obsolete game that I couldn't get to work on Win 7), but it is time to get that computer back on Win 7. I really don't want to resort to torrent copies as I am not sure how they will interact with legit keys. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you in advance and great work!

Hello Angelos.several weeks ago i followed you instructions and sucessfully reinstalled Win 7 by obaining the torrent file, going through the checksum, making a bootable USB. Everything was fine. Now though, there are M'sft pop-ups. One suggests I'm a 'victim of counterfeit software', another says 'click here to activate', and there is a permanent message that says 'Windows 7 Build xxxx. This copy is not genuine'.

I've just ignored them since everything is working. It's a nuisance, but now it seems when the 'victim' ploy pops up the machine freezes and I have no way to shut down except to turn off the power. That can't be good. What should I do?

I downloaded this: Windows 7 Professional x64 (64bit) SP1. And i placed it on a usb just like you showed it the next guide:. It work but i have one problem that i cant solve on my own. The short version about the story goes like this: My school bought new computers and wanted to trow the (old) (just one year old) away.

The reason for that was: the person that maintained the programming and software on those computers ran away with stolen money from the school. So i asked if instead of trowing it away, if i could have some. They said yes:). The only problem was that the security and passwords for the admin accounts (and other stuff like that) was lost. So i had to find my own way to crack it and reinstall windows.

After a long time i somewhat cracked it and found the windows activation key with Again, the help of one of your guides and Lazersoft. Then i made a Windows installation USB and installed windows 7 again on the computer. I noticed the problem when i pluged the LAN cable in so i could start updating it and just go on the internet. It could not connect to the internet with LAN(cable) because it had no Ethernet, LAN drivers or any other internet drivers.

I could not find any drivers for the internet at all. It tried to install them from the internet but failed because t had no internet. So, do you have some advise for me? Because i cant fix it and i have tried some things. I really hope that you can help me with this.

I'm one of these people that is trying to do an upgrade from Vista to Windows 7. So that brings me to two questions.

1.) Are the versions linked here able to do the UPGRADE, or can we only do CLEAN installs with this? I'm coming from Vista Home Premium 64 bit, so I know that I could only do the upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit, and I wanted it to just be the upgrade that, frankly, I should have done YEARS ago. 2.) I know that I need to buy a licence for Windows 7. Fine with me, but does Microsoft even still SELL them?? Like, if I install this, is there an option for me to register it?

I have a product key for Windows 7 Home Premium already as it came with the laptop when I purchased it but after about 2 years, I recently had to fully reset my laptop and my brother installed windows 7 professional to get rid of everything that was on here. The thing is, it isn't a genuine copy of windows so it keeps asking for a new product key so what I want to do is download home premium and make my computer 'new' again. What I want to know is, is this a genuine copy of windows and will I need to ever enter a new product key and if that is the case, can I enter the product key I have on my laptop? What do you suggest I do? I have tried to download windows 7 from the Microsoft site but whenever I enter my product key it gives me this message: The product key you've entered appears to be for software which was pre-installed by the device manufacturer. Please contact the device manufacturer for software recovery options. Hi, I ran into a problem.

The file name matches but the Hash doesn't (ran checksum to verify). This is the information given on this website >Windows 7 Home Premium x64 (64bit) SP1 MD5 Checksum: da3829c436306bebea7f0f SHA-1 Hash: 6c9058389c1e2e5122b7c933275f963edf1c07b9 This is the information given from MSDN >MD5 Checksum: 827D787F7C6C860DF3143058F7E30DB2 SHA 1 Hash: 29CA32931026D33BB3914E1C986654898F43C274 Do you have an updated link or know where I can find one for Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1? I have a problem with my computer system After a fresh install with a formatted hard disk, I am no longer able to listen to anything. My sound has gone missing. I know the sound is processed, as the music player shows activity in the form of a visual, but no sound. My main board is a Asus M3A78-CM.

There are a few others on the net with similar troubles but no solution. I fear the installation of a SP1 based windows pro is the culprit as the whole thing worked prior to my installing a fresh copy with a SP1 included. I was using a Windows 7 professional. Unless I can find a solution to the missing sounds, I wanted to try a reinstall a ISO without a service pack included. Do you know of anywhere I can get a non sp1 iso of windows 7? Thanks if you can offer any help. Awesome.thanks for these downloads!!!!

I have a observation, as I downloaded both copies using both methods (both ended up as identical file sizes too - a good sign!).are saved in one folder on my main HDD but they appear as ZIP files and not ISO files. I think it's the way Windows 7 treats file sizes.read somewhere that there's a maximum of 200 Mb for any single file. Viewing inside the Zip File under 'Extract'.i could see all the Windows related files that you would expect to see in the Installation Disk. So how does one convert these Zip files into Windows installation disk in either DVD or USB Drive?