Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River-

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I found this and thought you guys may want the new media refresh version.

"The Windows 7 ISO images hosted on Digital River is genuine and official version, and the downloads from the server is legal."

http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-windows-7-sp1-iso-from-digital-river/

I was getting 4Mb a sec so it's fast-enjoy :D

edit-opps ..I should have said you can grab all the Win 7 32/64bit versions
 
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Cool, saves having to install a ton of updates. Really annoying with Windows though, even when I've modified the ei.cfg to an OEM version Windows still wouldn't take my OEM key so I had to use a tool to force it to take it.

EDIT: It seems that you can modify the ISO and add OEM SLP files so it activates with the SLIC key out of the box.
 
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Thanks for this.
Would this be the current one with all the updates up-to-date? Because I have a disc with SP1 from a few months ago. If it's likely to be more updates than that then I might as well download.
 
Thanks..downloading the Windows 7 Home Premium SP1-U ISO (English x64) now..:)



Is there any way i can add my serial key to this ISO so i won't need to type it in everytime i reinstall windows ??
 
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chaparral said:
Thanks..downloading the Windows 7 Home Premium SP1-U ISO (English x64) now..:)



Is there any way i can add my serial key to this ISO so i won't need to type it in everytime i reinstall windows ??
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RT Seven lite will be able to do this, It'll also let you skip the pointless screens you never need (licenses etc)
 
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Hi rich93, How does one go about doing that. I have a dell, and would like to do that.:)
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Sorry for the late reply but I've only just seen this! Anyway, firstly in the ei.cfg you need to change the [Channel] to OEM and [VL] (Volume Licensing) to 1 from 0.

On top of that you need an $OEM$ folder for your particular machine. These can be downloaded here. As mentioned these files should go in a folder called $OEM$ that goes in the sources folder of your Windows 7 disk. Much like using recovery media, when you install this it won't ask for a CD key and will be preactivated by using the SLIC data in your BIOS :) Hope this helps, if you have any questions let me know :)

I've also added latest drivers to my ISO, bringing it to just under 4GB :D
 
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I needed this earlier when my W7 dvd wasn't working..

And then I was having PC problems on another PC so couldn't go download a 'naughty' copy... finally got one to work.. *on it now, but don't want to keep obviouisly*

So either install home prem using my key with one of these iso's or use one of the multiple W7 enterprise DVD's on my desk at work :p
 
Hi Folks

I'v downloaded the win7 64bit iso.

had planned a fresh install using this, but have wondered if its going to cause problems for me activating later.

I had bought my win7 64bit, from a student website @ reduced price.
But it was listed as an upgrade i think, , , , So do you guys think my upgrade key will be ok with these download iso's ?
 
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