Windows 7 iso

[Computers12345]

Where can I download a legal version of windows 7 iso. I have a product key on the back of my laptop.

 

[MustISO]

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-recovery

 

[Computers12345]

I have an OEM license and if I enter my license on that website it will say unsupported product contact manufacturer.

 

[Dahak]

Unfortunately they removed the "unofficial" official downloads for win 7 so about the only way to get it now is if you know someone with it or contact your manufacture to get a replacement os

 

[ArisVer]

I think that link is only for retail versions.

 

[JackMDS]

I think that link is only for retail versions.

Microsoft support what they sell.

OEM is sold for reduced price to Builders with the idea that they should support the basic.

I.e. Contact hardware manufactuer and ask/buy ISO DVD/Flash Drive.

 

[FrankRamiro]

Where can I download a legal version of windows 7 iso. I have a product key on the back of my laptop.

Try here; install OPS and just tick auto activation, get Ethernet drivers in other PC from your PC dealer drivers support then install,install updates from Ms and then try your product key that is in the PC case label.
If it does not activate you could call Ms by Phone, if still not activate,just sign in with MS Win 10 technical preview,and you will have a fine OPS system,maybe you're lucky to benefit from an ilegit win 7 upgrade,just like the Chinese,he.he,he, that's the way i did it on my desktop and it's running like a champ,at least till next Win 10 RTM.

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JackMDS
Super moderator.

 

[Ketchup]

Microsoft support what they sell.

OEM is sold for reduced price to Builders with the idea that they should support the basic.

I.e. Contact hardware manufactuer and ask/buy ISO DVD/Flash Drive.

This. The OEM will send you recovery media. Most manufacturers do this at a pretty low cost. I have seen some send you the OS separate from the drivers/software, some will sell you a setup process that does not complete until everything is finished. It all depends.

 

[bonehead123]

lookie here:

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this is where I got my last one. I got the link from the person who sold me the product key (a repair shop owner)

 

[Ketchup]

lookie here:

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this is where I got my last one. I got the link from the person who sold me the product key (a repair shop owner)

I don't see anything about Windows 7 on that page.

 

[lk2500]

nm

 

[lk2500]

I ran into similar issues with the software recovery page.

However, if you can find/borrow a CD of any retail or OEM version of Win 7 SP1 from a friend you can legally mod it into an ISO that will let you do a clean or repair version of any version of Win 7.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...indows-7/528163c1-0b2e-4ad2-a26d-7112851d1dc2

Scroll down to where it says:

Your next best option is to borrow the corresponding retail edition (upgrade or full version) or OEM System Builder disc from a friend or family member who has a Windows 7 disc. You can also borrow any of the following editions: Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate and create your own disc which will give you the option of selecting the desired edition you are licensed for.

I borrowed a friends Win 7 Pro 64bit SP1 CD and modded the ISO so I could do a repair installation of my Win 7 64Bit Home Premium installation and it worked great.

 

[denis280]

I don't see anything about Windows 7 on that page.

probably(pirates) of the caribbean or (bay) watch:sneaky:

 

[xgsound]

It is my understanding the mydigitallife site no longer has the isos.

Jim