Windows 7 ISO

**BrokenApe** · 02-08-15, 08:38 AM

Well, I can say that these are a stone bitch to find IF you downloaded yours through a college program like digital river's media supply (like I did ) all the known links are no good anymore, there are none available from digital river and their customer service doesn't respond.. tried calling Microsoft but their customer service was .. unaware.. of alternate sources .. main problem there is that if it was a retail or oem (not college digital media) version my key would allow me to download from Microsoft the new ISO for making a usb key ,etc which was my original plan .. save on install time by using a new image with the SP1 already installed *shrugs* Gonna have to use the dvd I obtained originally ..heh Just thought I'd post this in case anyone else was considering reinstalling in such a manner

**DJ Ms. White** · 02-09-15, 12:38 PM

Snag old key from registry?

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**Phyrelight** · 02-09-15, 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by DJ Mr. White

Snag old key from registry?

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Don't think he has an issue with his key. He was hoping to cut some time off his reinstall by downloading the same version he is licensed for but with SP1 already injected to save time on updates post install. Those links are now 404 errors. Think Microsoft moved all their ISO downloaded behind the Microsoft account login. I can still get them. I run an MDT server and I can inject SP1 or any other software and capture a legit licensed image for use in the field. I think Brokenape's comment were simply to make sure you have your software and don't rely on Microsoft to have it available.

Anyone really needing a Microsoft ISO software feel free to message me odds are I have it on my software share or I can get it. I can't give or get you license keys but the software is not restricted for distribution by itself.