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Where can i find my win 7 iso file on my pc ?

Where can i find my win 7 iso file on my pc ?

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M4t3u5_GamerBR
Junior Member
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09-18-2023, 01:30 PM
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The ISO links are available at the provided URL. You should not attempt to build a bootable USB drive using your existing Windows installation. After obtaining the ISO, utilize this tool to generate a bootable USB: the official Microsoft download page. For HP users, it's advisable to contact HP directly for guidance on creating restore discs that will activate your system without requiring the physical key.
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M4t3u5_GamerBR
09-18-2023, 01:30 PM #11

The ISO links are available at the provided URL. You should not attempt to build a bootable USB drive using your existing Windows installation. After obtaining the ISO, utilize this tool to generate a bootable USB: the official Microsoft download page. For HP users, it's advisable to contact HP directly for guidance on creating restore discs that will activate your system without requiring the physical key.

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EndermanMan18
Senior Member
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09-18-2023, 08:40 PM
#12
You need a bootable USB drive because the PC already has Windows installed, and you can't install another operating system directly. This method lets you transfer the OS from the USB to your PC.
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EndermanMan18
09-18-2023, 08:40 PM #12

You need a bootable USB drive because the PC already has Windows installed, and you can't install another operating system directly. This method lets you transfer the OS from the USB to your PC.

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Cappea01
Junior Member
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09-18-2023, 10:32 PM
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I already possess the Windows USB utility, so I can't generate a bootable USB without purchasing Windows once more?
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Cappea01
09-18-2023, 10:32 PM #13

I already possess the Windows USB utility, so I can't generate a bootable USB without purchasing Windows once more?

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DanoneNub
Junior Member
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09-19-2023, 05:30 PM
#14
Windows is not being purchased, you are obtaining an ISO file for a fresh setup. The license fee covers the purchase, not the installation disc. You can update the install media anytime, but the license itself is limited to a single PC. The setup process on OEM devices like HP, Dell, Lenovo’s systems is pre-activated through the original purchase. Your current Windows installation remains active after buying your PC. You’ll receive restore media from the manufacturer, which you can generate using their provided tools. If you reinstall via a standard Microsoft DVD, you’ll lose pre-activation and must rely on the license key on the PC’s side panel or notebook bottom. Using HP’s restore media keeps you eligible for support, but using a generic Windows 7 DVD may cost extra from the vendor. Make sure you understand this before proceeding.
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DanoneNub
09-19-2023, 05:30 PM #14

Windows is not being purchased, you are obtaining an ISO file for a fresh setup. The license fee covers the purchase, not the installation disc. You can update the install media anytime, but the license itself is limited to a single PC. The setup process on OEM devices like HP, Dell, Lenovo’s systems is pre-activated through the original purchase. Your current Windows installation remains active after buying your PC. You’ll receive restore media from the manufacturer, which you can generate using their provided tools. If you reinstall via a standard Microsoft DVD, you’ll lose pre-activation and must rely on the license key on the PC’s side panel or notebook bottom. Using HP’s restore media keeps you eligible for support, but using a generic Windows 7 DVD may cost extra from the vendor. Make sure you understand this before proceeding.

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