Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River With the release of Windows 7 SP1, Microsoft has also updated the Windows 7 DVD media ISO image distributed by Digital River for online order fulfillment. Digital River is Microsoft’s partner for fulfillment on online distribution for downloadable Microsoft products. The Windows 7 ISO images hosted on Digital River is genuine and official version, and the downloads from the server is legal. Anyway, without a genuine and legally purchased product key, you can’t get Windows 7 activated, and Windows 7 will only run as evaluation copy for up to 30 days. The latest version of Windows 7 DVD image available is of media refresh version, which commonly known as Windows 7 SP1-U (Media Refresh). Windows 7 Ultimate SP1-U ISO English x86: X17-59463.iso English x64: X17-59465.iso French x86: X17-59477.iso French x64: X17-59479.iso Spanish x86: X17-58877.iso Spanish x64: X17-58879.iso Windows 7 Professional SP1-U ISO English x86: X17-59183.iso English x64: X17-59186.iso Windows 7 Home Premium SP1-U ISO
Windows 7 (SP1 Included) Free Download Building on the innovations brought by its predecessors, Windows 7 is the operating system that takes everything one step further. Microsoft released the successor to Vista in order to provide users worldwide with a completely new experience that takes reliability, compatibility, performance and security to a whole new level. Until a newer iteration overthrows it, Windows 7 can safely be called the most stable platform released by the Redmond-based company. Catering to the needs of both regular users and IT professionals, the operating system comes in several flavors, ranging from 'Starter' up to 'Ultimate'. The difference consists in the number and kind of tools that are available for each edition. The list of new and changed characteristics is way larger, but a few important ones can be mentioned here. If the familiar 'Quick Launch' is removed, in comes the ability to pin items to the taskbar and create 'Jump Lists'.
How to Dual Boot Pre installed Windows 8 with Windows 7 How to Dual Boot Windows 8 with Windows 7 Your newly purchased computer or the one you just built has Windows 8 installed. You now want to install Windows 7 as a second operating system thus creating a Dual Boot computer and giving you the best of both worlds and full app compatibility as some of your Windows 7 applications may not be supported in a Windows 8 environment. Considerations before you start:A) If you purchased your Windows 8 computer:1 - Installing Windows 7 may void your warrantee. Partition arrangements on a computer purchased with Windows 8 may vary from manufacture to manufacture. EFI System Partition - 500 MBOEM Partition - 40 MBRecovery Partition - 500 MBRecovery Partition - 10.63 GBBoot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition 919.74 (Windows 8 OS C:) New computers come with a feature called “Secure Boot”. 3 - Are there Windows 7 device drivers for your computer’s make and model available from the manufacture’s driver support download web site?