It is recommended that all users upgrade to Windows 10 for security purposes. Microsoft will no longer provide technical support, software updates, or security updates for the product. I’m dumping my entire drive, OS and all to a 2 Terabyte external drive so I can go back and get whatever user files and other things I might want to save at my leisureġ) Once I have that done, is it merely a matter of setting the bios to boot from the DVD drive and then doing the usual install routine or is there something further I need to do with the ISO file? Will I need to add any drivers for the DVD drive or will the install ISO just load generic drivers?Ģ) Do I use the OEM registration number that shows in my current Control Panel/System sheet? Or do I use the Product Key from the holgraphic sticker on the bottom of the laptop?ģ) Anything else? Thanks to any and all who respond.NOTE: Support for Windows 7 ended on January 14, 2020. I burned the ISO file to a DVD, but I need a little help on what to do next. I downloaded the updated file from Digital River X17-58997 (as per Jon’s post, above). Natch, it came with no installation disks just a restore partition and a ton of bloatware. I’m running a pre-installed Windows 7 Home Premium 圆4 with SP1 on an Sony Vaio. Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 (bootable) Download Windows 7 Integrated SP1 ISO Images We’re not sure by using the command “ slmgr -rearm” you can use evaluation copy further for 120 days.
However, you need to purchase a license key to activate Windows 7 after using it for 30 days. Downloaded ISO images will be of virus and malware-free as Digital River is official Download Channel.
UPDATE: Microsoft has removed the ISO files from Digital River, if you’ve a genuine license key, use it on official Microsoft Software recovery page to download them.ĭownloading these ISO images from Digital River is legal and free of charge. You need to download and run Service Pack 1 (or through Windows Updates) to update your Windows 7 to the latest Win7 SP1 after clean windows install, are you still trying to slipstream SP1 into Windows 7 installation DVD? Not required now! As you can now download Official Windows 7 integrated with SP1 ISO images directly from Digital River Servers, FYI, Digital River is Microsoft official online distributor partner. Microsoft released Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Windows 7 in February 2011, this service pack contains all accumulated updates released since Windows 7 RTM release.
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