I got one (windows7.iso) a few years ago - IF I can find it I will upload it to a site for you to downloadDid you ever find a link for downloading as I have the same problem you do, I have a valid OEM key from buying my HP new. But, have stopped using HP BLOATWARE and my key works fine after I get the OS loaded.
They want my CC # before they will even ask you what you want.
Yes, I have both 32 and 64 bit versions done this way. I had to modify the ISOs myself to unlock all the versions before burning to disk.Is it possible to get all the 64 bit win 7 on one disk?
Do you have the link? By modify you mean remove the ei cfg? ThanksYes, I have both 32 and 64 bit versions done this way. I had to modify the ISOs myself to unlock all the versions before burning to disk.
The link above is the only link I know of or trust to share.Use this link and follow the instructions for Windows 7.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/home
Yes that is what I was referring to, when I mentioned modified my ISOs.Do you have the link? By modify you mean remove the ei cfg? Thanks
Thanks. The link you gave needs a key. The others on the first page didn't. Can i use my own key or do i have to buy a key? and how do find my keyThe link above is the only link I know of or trust to share.
Yes that is what I was referring to, when I mentioned modified my ISOs.
tried key found online would not workAny key can be used to download the corresponding 32bit and 64bit edition. Of which the "ei.cfg" file is the only difference between the editions.
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