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• Microsoft have all Windows 7 OEM ISO downloads and buy an a microsoft certified provider ok OEM key?

  Microsoft have all Windows 7 OEM ISO downloads and buy an OEM key provider Microsoft Certified OK?

  What I hear for question 1 is it a new Digital River (Microsoft ISO download service) since you can now no longer download the Iso of Windows 7 from Microsoft unless you have a retail key.  Question 2 is explicit thanks.

  No, there is no key only option sanctioned by Microsoft, so be prepared to find the rejected key if you try to download the ISO. The PID is actually built into the authorization key, all other sent by e-mail is meaningless

  Microsoft are selling more than Windows 7, all real dealers withdrew the product.

• A clean install of Windows 8 OEM - Media Download

  Hello world

  I'm a Rockstar of Dell Community and I was a writer of the Dell community wiki. My Windows reinstallation Guide wiki and related Guides can be found here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/3524/t/19480753.aspx

  I'm trying to find a download link that allows users to clean install their version OEM of Windows 8.

  There are ways to install Windows 8 with a product key and generic product keys are available, but the installer of Windows 8 seems to accept, then only reject them by saying: unable to connect:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/w/microsoft_os/4415.a-clean-install-of-Windows-8-not-working.aspx in addition, this Setup requires a previous working version of Windows and is clearly not suitable for a variety of reasons for any new installation on a blank hard drive (which may be necessary in the event of failure of the hard drive for example).

  It seems to be too difficult for users of Dell in Europe in order to obtain the media:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/4677/t/19476992.aspx

  We would like a download link and I have mentioned this to all my Dell contacts and posted on IdeaStorm about this:

  http://www.IdeaStorm.com/idea2ReadIdea?v=1359724583158&ID=087700000008luMAAQ

  http://www.IdeaStorm.com/idea2ReadIdea?v=1359724583158&ID=087700000008YVXAA2

  I lobbied for this on the end of Dell but have not had much luck until now so I need to push him on the end of Microsoft, but do not have a lot of contacts Microsoft.

  It seems no to little interest to write "A clean install of Windows 8" If no users can get media without having to purchase a new license, I wrote, but it is incomplete without a valid download installation source.

  Can anyone from Microsoft, Microsoft VIPs and community stars look at my wikies and ideas IdeaStorm and offer a viable solution, so I can complete my wiki and users can clean install their operating system without any preinstalled junk or have a way to reinstall their OS, if everything goes wrong.

  A direct link would be preferable because a hard disk can fail and needs replaced. Use of the Upgrade Advisor is acceptable, but such that it download the 32-bit installation on a 32-bit computer files and 64-bit on a 64-bit computer, it's not ideal because users will not have the possibility of that they want to take. by example if computer 1 is 32 and computer science 2 (computer problem) is 64 bit, then they will be run in troubles.

  With the product key in hacking the BIOS shouldn't be a problem if the media is free to download. However if a legitimate source is not available for users to clean install with piracy will increase considerably.

  In addition the inability of users to read the product key can also be a problem for the activation of product in some rare cases. I suggest that Microsoft allow / OEM do print the product key in the BIOS as safety net information:

  http://www.IdeaStorm.com/idea2ReadIdea?v=1336244451843&ID=087700000008YWzAAM

  Please notify.

  Edit warnings on Windows 8.1 adding updated:

  Scenario 1: most of the OEM recovery partitions generally do not work once the partitions systems have been modified in any way or an operating system is reinstalled. The user should rely on the internal recovery partition while they are completely baffled after trying to install Windows 8.1.

  Scenario 2: The user should recovery media before installing Windows 8.1 overview - you know as well as I do that some people will not create the recovery media.

  Scenario 3: Recovery programs do not always work. I saw, overall community Dell, many clients have difficulties, create recovery media. They are in trouble, if something goes wrong.

  Scenario 4: The user thinks that they have created a recovery media, but really what they have created is a corrupted DVD set (i.e. used low-quality DVD or USB). When they are in pain to go and use, they do not work.

  Scenario 5: The user made a recovery media and he lost. They are also in trouble.

  Scenario 6: The user suffers from an out of the box starting problem when the system arrives due to misconfiguration of factory settings, in particular with a cache drive I've seen many users have and could easily fix it on their own, but can't because they have no .iso Windows 8 or 8.1 of Windows.

  Scenario 7: A major problem that corrupts any installation of Windows 8 or virus Windows 8.1 and infects USB recovery when the user tries to start from it. A third-party utility such as DBAN could be used to wipe the system in this case and new facility could be made using a .iso and a USB after.

  Scenario 8: Windows 8.1 is a Service Pack. Service Packs have been known to cause a range of issues especially when third-party software and drivers are installed in front of them. Hint, hint factory settings. Factory settings are preloaded with these problems. Its why my Windows reinstallation Guides always recommend to install Windows, then on the stand-alone Service Packs via updates unless they are included on the installation media. Note, that I recommend that you install the Service Packs before the system drivers. Users do not have these problems if they are properly followed up my guides.

  Several scenarios could be made by mixing these 8 above to the top.

  Edit 2: See the comments made by 2 MVP who responded to this topic which seems to indicate that they want to make things worse by removing the download links of Windows Vista and Windows 7:

  http://spywarehammer.com/simplemachinesforum/index.php/topic, 14452.0.html

  So it's very obvious from the actions of Microsoft that Microsoft aims is not to prevent piracy, but double dependent people when their system fails and requires a re-installation of external media (in which case they upgraded to a SSD, or their recovery partition is wiped out. The percentage of those who just end up buying a retail version of Windows when their disk failed hard is very important, something that adds dramatically to the benefits of Microsoft. These business practices of Microsoft are clearly unjust and illegal and something must investigate and pursue the U.S. Department of Justice.

  This part is quite obvious, given that their prevention of piracy is so poor that their policies can only intended strictly to reap illegal profits to force non-legal tech savvy users to pay twice for windows they already paid when they bought their system. It was not the case, they would freely allow users to download an OEM ISO of Windows 8, so that they can recover if their hard drive fails completely, as OEM ISO is useless for a pirate without a license (usually built-in to the motherboard) key and a pirate will have easy access to a copy of Windows 8 without worrying. Again, the only people hurt by these policies are legal users, not pirates.

  Now that piracy is concerned, I further suspect that given poor piracy prevention mechanisms of Microsoft that allow hackers to distribute auto activated copies of Windows 7, etc. that Microsoft would have rather let poor people use a pirated version of Windows to completely block and force them to use Linux that would increase the base of Linux users. So I surmise that they intentionally allow ways for hackers to hack their Windows software anyway, because the poor free moccasins will not pay for Windows do anything because they have simply not the money, yet nevertheless it is in the interest of Microsoft to prevent them moving to Linux because most of the poor is just young, and will later money for licenses of Microsoft. But here again the only systems in question here are systems more alumni who have XP or Vista, licenses while other systems that people are supposedly piracy have valid Windows 7 and 8 license keys that Microsoft wants a double payment for!

  The Windows 8.1 with update 1 .iso is now downloadable without entering a product key. It is downloadable for the OEM license and I've documented here in an updated guide focusing on licensed OEM with UEFI and SecureBoot:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/download-Windows-8-1-retail-and-OEM-ISO/

  This .iso works with product keys well Windows 8 and Windows 8.1. The main issue is to determine your edition. The edition correct will automatically enter your product key and brings you to the screen of the license agreement. Incorrect editing will ask for a product key. Also, there are two editions of 'free' missing; Windows 8.1 with Bing and Windows unilingual 8.1 with Bing.

  Ironically, Microsoft fixed the deployment of multimedia files of Windows 8 (not at 100% but greatly) and then severely broke the deployment of multimedia files Windows 7 a few months later.

• Where to find Windows 8 64-bit unique Langauge OEM iso?

  Is it possible to download Windows 8 64-bit unique Langauge OEM iso on the internet?
  I have a Sony Vaio and I lost the pre-installed Windows 8 64 unique Lithuanian during Re-partitioning.
  I can not install other versions of Windows 8, the installation program displays "the product key entered does not have the images available for installation.

  I tried to contact Sony, it's a month I heard a Word from them, I think that they do not know how to solve this problem.
  Thank you.

  Is it possible to download Windows 8 64-bit unique Langauge OEM iso on the internet?
  I have a Sony Vaio and I lost the pre-installed Windows 8 64 unique Lithuanian during Re-partitioning.
  I can not install other versions of Windows 8, the installation program displays "the product key entered does not have the images available for installation.

  I tried to contact Sony, it's a month I heard a Word from them, I think that they do not know how to solve this problem.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  The version of Windows 8 single language is available in limited markets and only comes pre-installed on new computers. You cannot purchase or download this separately.

  Sony should have a recovery on this computer partition and allows you to restore the system to factory condition.

  Contact Sony support about how to proceed.

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• Laptop HP 2000-2A 00: Windows 7 Home Premium ISO download

  My hard windows crashed and I installed ubunto erased on my recovery. I have the OEM sticker on my laptop and I was wondering how to get a 7 ISO to reinstall windows. I tried several sites today, and nothing seems to work. I type in my OEM sticker and he says well it is valid, it is my brand and I have to go check out their site and of course the purchase of recovery cd is the option.

  There the ISO downloads that I missed today?

  Thank you

  Paul

  Microsoft pulled the plug on Windows 7 it would be almost impossible to download an ISO, even of Digital River file cannot do, but you can try if you want:

  http://www.heidoc.NET/Joomla/technology-science/Microsoft/14-Windows-7-direct-download-links

  It looks like, you need to get the recovery disks.  If you live in the USA/Canada, call HP at this number 1-800-334-5144 and see if you can still get a set of recovery disks.  Otherwise the site worldwide: http://welcome.hp.com/country/w1/en/support.html

• I'm unable to access Apple Store after the iSO download 9.3.1 on iPhone 4S. How can I fix the problem

  I'm unable to access Apple Store after the iSO download 9.3.1 on iPhone 4S. How can I fix this problem?

  What happens when you try to access the Apple Store app?

• all the updates Windows 7 available for installation, 0% download

  Windows 7 pro / 64-bit

  A few weeks ago, I received a notice stating that the updates are available and ready to download and install.
  I selected files and click OK. And left the room to go do something else, it usually takes an hour to download and install the files. I returned a few hours later and discovered "download 0% complete".  He has never taken this long.

  So I contacted MS support by telephone and gave them remote access to my pc.  They conducted tests of troubleshooting.  Conclusions of the trial revealed that some files have been resolved.  Before offline support, they passed a number of folder my way and disconnected.

  But I still have the same problem.  Updates are available and always see "download 0% complete".  I even let my pc for eight hours and still nothing.

  According to me, there was a lot to ask the same question. Many have responded with answers and all end up the same way.
  "There is no fix.

  I asked a question last week, if the updates can be downloaded manually.  One answer said to copy some files and share them on OneDrive.   OK, I opened an account on OneDrive and two shared files.  One being a copy of the information system and the other, a copy of the system events. And who shared with the question. Heard nothing.

  I inserted the same link below.

  Look at these files and tell me that you know how to solve my problems to download.

  Switch your windows update setting to never check the updates temporarily

  Restart the machine

  Then you download this from your download folder run from there.

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/library/security/MS16-039?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

  Download the x 86 for 32-bit or x 64 for 64-bit

  Install it and restart when prompted too after he did a search of stand-alone for updates that should not

  take too long, it took all of 5 seconds, '' If '' windows update settings are turned on forever check

  updates before running from the downloads folder.

  Once it installs and restarts

  You can reset your updates affecting everything you had before default =...

  Then check the updates manually.

  I think that the solution came from Softpedia and Joel_CS posted on this thread,

  http://News.Softpedia.com/news/Windows-Update-hanging-when-downloading-April-12-patches-502886.shtml

  You must scroll down for Joel SC post threads, it is the last answer on this page,

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-update/Windows-Update-hangs/dbd539c3-bfc6-42DF-a6ff-0e55ef7938eb?page=6

• Can I use my original product key for one. ISO downloaded from torrent?

  I own a HP Pavilion dv6 came pre-installed with Win 7 - SP1. It of almost 3 years and have become very slow & does not. He deserves better HARD drive format integer & clean installation. So, a few days before I tried to create a restore of the media. But the message was the recovery cannot be created once & was even created prior to my computer. I absolutely do not remember having the Media Recovery created before. Went to the HP forum as the preinstalled Windows not supported Microsoft. They have provided links in multiple threads to download. ISO file. But all servers are down & I couldn't find one. ISO file to download. So, I thought that to restore the system until the servers are on the rise again. Yesterday I tried the system restore. While the system restore worked, suddenly the program have been broken between the two & restarted the laptop. As soon as the screen came, the message was "Boot Manager is missing:(".). Really, I can't wait until the servers are up because I need it for my daily work activities. What is the solution?

  Because of the urgency, I asked one of my friends to get one. ISO downloaded torrent. Now, I'll have the. ISO downloaded torrent. Can I install this torrent OS and replace the product key of mine?

  Thank you

  Haritsa

  Whether or not you can find your backup 'Restore media', you can restore to factory state using the integrated HP utility on the computer.  The procedure is on the manual of your computer & also on the HP website.

  'Restore media' is a utility from HP if you need to go to the computer's documentation to find out exactly what it is.  It is quite likely to do a backup of a HP built-in utility to restore your computer to its State "factory".  You may find that the computer has prompted to do this backup 'Restore Media' when you first received the computer.  If you lost it then you still have the integrated method of origin for the restoration of the "factory" that HP put on your computer.  The idea of backup 'Restore media' is to give you a second method to do this restoration 'factory' and to be able to do if you need to replace the hard drive.

• Windows 10 upgrade will be available to OEM Windows 7 Pro x 64?

  Windows 10 upgrade will be available to OEM Windows 7 Pro x 64? I've been looking around, but I was not able to find a simple answer. Thanks for the help.

  PG

  Yes

  http://www.WinBeta.org/news/Microsoft-spells-out-upgrade-paths-Windows-10

  http://winsupersite.com/Windows-10/official-Microsoft-blog-lays-out-Windows-10-upgrade-paths-and-scenarios

• Windows 7 ISO download links do not work.

  Original title: Windows 7 ISO downloads

  Downloads links do not work. Someone from Microsoft can fix the links?

  You will find working links here: http://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technology-science/microsoft/14-windows-7-direct-download-links

• Windows 7 ISO download legitimate?

  Does anyone know if the following is legitimate links to obtaining a copy not pirated Windows 7 Home Premium for resettlement?

  http://images2.Store.Microsoft.com/prod/ClusterA/Framework/w7udt/1.0/en-US/Windows7-USB-DVD-Tool.exe

  http://www.heidoc.NET/Joomla/technology-science/Microsoft/14-Windows-7-direct-download-links

  The links come from the following page:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/Windows-7-SP1-ISO-download/

  Thank you.

  So, if you have a product key genuine.

  http://www.w7forums.com/threads/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-image-downloads.12325/

• Relocation of preinstalled Windows 8 ISO downloaded using the preinstalled OS product key

  My Toshiba Satellite M840, pre-installed with windows 8, will not reinstall/refresh using the built-in refresh / reset. I need to reinstall because when I updated from windows back 8.1 for windows 8, my BONES may have not installed properly and its always blocked. I tried to search several times, but it seems that the only solution is to reinstall. Even the store won't work. Also, I can't install Microsoft Office 2013. Can I reinstall windows 8 since an ISO downloaded without losing all my personal files? I was also able to extract my product key so I can use it to reinstall windows 8. Are they possible?

  The retail trade. ISO file does not work with the pre-installed key. Your best option would be to contact Toshiba for recovery media:

  ASUS

  http://eStore.ASUS.com/shop

  1-888-678-3688 or

  1-510-739-3777

• 32-bit version of ESXi 3.5 - ISO download

  Hello

  Anyone have VMware 3.5 hypervisor version 32-bit ISO download?

  My server ESX 3i, 3.5.0 build #207095 is not being updated, as I ought to grab the update of June 2011.

  I had this all sitting test machine that during that unpatched etc., as it was not in a production environment.

  Now I need the use of a test machine and I don't have access to a 64-bit computer and I want to just install the 3.5 again.

  I have a BDC running on it and I can move it using Vmware stand-alone converter between my server ESXi 5.5 U5 and return.

  I just want to have the latest patched on 32-bit hardware installation!

  If someone has a link that I can get the last 32-bit ISO, please let me know.

  I've been looking downloads on this site without success. I think that they put an end to support for 32-bit versions.

  Thank you

  Hello A.P.

  While your statement is a useful answer to my question...

  When I go to download it this is what I get:

  "You are not allowed or are not authorized to download this product.

  Check with your My VMware Super user, Contact of procurement or the administrator.

  If you have recently purchased this product through VMware store or a third party, try to download later. »

  So I have to resort to do besides. I managed to get from another link (non-) and I did a clean install and I'm now under during the build 391406

  Thank you

• Win7 Pro 32-bit and 64-bit ISO downloads

  I have an old PC from Dell Win 32-bit Pro running.  However, the PC is capable of 64-bit processing. as I checked through the usual method.

  Here's the question:

  1. I have a PC of 10 new to win, so my son becomes the older PC.  He wants to take advantage of the free upgrade to win 10 before the end of July 2016.  Before I do, I want to create two installation DVD (Windows 7 Pro 32 bit, in 7 Pro 64-bit), just in case it turns out to be a bad decision.  I wanted the opportunity to go back to 32-bit or decide to try 64 bit.  (Also, I kept the PC up-to-date with updates, is on SP1.)

  2. digital River does not provide ISO files any longer and my product key for the old PC is a manufacturer OEM Dell - therefore, Microsoft blocks any request to download ISO files.

  Is there any solution available through Microsoft?

  Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer!

  Step 1: save the current installation of 32-bit:

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/24/how-to-backup-your-installation-of-Windows-7/

  Step 2: Get the media to install Windows 7 64-bit:

  For 5 years, Microsoft made it fairly easy for users of the Windows 7 operating system to get reinstall media. If you have lost your support disc or installation retail collection; either it has been damaged or defective; You can download a copy of the edition that you have licensed from a membership site called Digital River. More recently, Microsoft ended the availability to reinstall media that you can download as a. File ISO in Digital River, which is a digital reproduction of an optical disc.

  It was particularly convenient for people who could not easily get the manufacturer's recovery media, did not want to pay the fees required to get or preferred a clean configuration without the software packaged manufacturers or even a recovery partition does not work. It's easy to use, all you had to do was reinstall and reactivate using the product key located on the certificate of authenticity and download all the drivers on the manufacturers website.

  Given that this option is no longer available, what are your options? See the article for more details:

  How to: What are my options for Windows 7 reinstall media?

  Make sure you scroll down and read the section:

  What to do if you cannot get your manufacturer recovery media, refuse to use or to buy it or the Microsoft Software Recovery Website does not work?

• Windows 7 OEM ISO

  I need a little help.

  After several trials/cleans/restorations made to my current computer to Windows 7 Home Premium, I am unable to upgrade to Win10. (I get different errors at different times, the farthest, I got is 33% in the install window black.)

  I decided somewhere along the way there is a corruption in my computer and the best solution is to do a clean install of win7, then proceed with the upgrade to win10 and reinstall my desired apps.

  All that being said, iso Win7 Home Premium ALLOWS you to be available to a third party Microsoft Download site.  In recent months, this has changed to where all the ISO files are downloaded directly from Microsoft Support.  The problem: I have an iBuyPower computer and the Microsoft site will generate the ISO to get copies of win7 which were retail, not bought by a third party.

  iBuyPower offers the recovery for $ 20 disk, but it is the hard copy and will take weeks to get to me.

  Does anyone know where I might be able to find the ISO?  Is there a reason why I would need the OEM recovery disk (bloatware, etc) rather than a normal ISO retail?

  Brett,

  1 ISO is no longer available for preinstalled Windows 7, as you have already discovered.  There seems little point to find a way to work around this limitation, as will any website providing downloads without a permit and could add anything they wanted the installation files [it is difficult enough to get rid of any normal malware infection but the malware that was written in a corrupted operating system can be nearly impossible to remove].

  2.1 you can borrow another installation DVD to do to someone.

  2.2 you must borrow a Home Premium installation DVD and you should verify that this is the DVD for your type of architecture (32- or 64-bit).

  2.3 installation with a borrowed DVD will mean that you will certainly have to enter the product key from your certificate of authenticity [CoA] label.

  2.4 it is possible to save this installation from a USB DVD and your license allows you to do.  It's a bit complicated but I'll explain if you do [you run DiskPart specific orders and then just copy the entire DVD through USB].

  3.1 the potential advantage to use a DVD from the [iBuyPower] preinstallateur only exist if your Windows 7 has been automatic activation when you got your computer either he ran you through the Setup process, but you don't have to enter the product key of your CoA to activate Windows 7.  [Product key is provided in the case where this mechanism put never stops working.

  3.2 the advantage is that the use of their DVD recovery means that the same thing will happen again - you will not need to enter the product key.  This direct question to avoid disappointment.  There may be a secondary benefit because it is likely to include hardware drivers correct as well - which will save you a bit of bother all work later.

  3.3 make sure what they want to say what you want them to say.  There is no definition agreed a "recovery disc" so there is a danger that they might mean just a disk with all the drivers on this subject rather than a disk from which you can reinstall Windows 7.  This direct question to avoid disappointment.

  3.4 to qualify for the upgrade, you must complete all updates Windows 7 up to and including SP1 you can also check with iBuyPower or not their recovery disk is already at SP1 because who would you save a lot of effort.

  4. Note that a lot of people have had problems to upgrade to Windows 10.  Then, some have had problems running Windows 10 [many found that OneDrive has messed up their own records of user access permissions, just for example].  Some have had problems after then go back to Windows 7.  So having a convenient reinstall drive is an important tool to be ready before you try the upgrade [with a system image to install Windows 7 over since allowing the fastest possible return to your starting point if everything went bad for you again, probably only 20 minutes] again.  Also keep in mind that there is no emergency, we have until July 29, 2016 to upgrade - wait a few months could mean that a lot of these flaws have been corrected.  I use the Preview version for now and am not upgrading my main installation of Windows 7 until late November.  iBuyPower 'several weeks' delay postal could in fact rather to suit you.

  5 you has not wondered about it, but...  You realize that, once you have an active Windows 7 SP1 installed, you can run the upgrade of Windows 10 as a repair [aka InPlace upgrade] installation.  See my points 5 to 9 in this thread [*] for the procedure.  If it did all go horribly wrong and you had to go back to Windows 7 SP1, then start again, at least you would have a ready to go install Windows 10 disc rather than having to repeat once again the whole download phase.  [* If what I wrote in this other thread needs clarification then please post back here in your own thread, not a such that she could all get pretty confusing otherwise.]

  All the best,