Windows 7 Microsoft Software recovery site

kemical · Feb 2, 2015

Lost your Windows 7 install disk but still have the activation key then Microsoft have launched a website which allows you to download the iso:

Microsoft has launched a website that allows users to download Windows 7 DVD .ISO files. The Microsoft Software Recovery website lets customers create Windows 7 installation DVD, create a backup Windows 7 DVD or a bootable USB drive.

If you are a Windows 7 user and wants to carry out any of these tasks, then you will need to ensure that you have a reliable Internet connection, as well as sufficient available disk space of around 3.5 GB on your Windows computer, USB Drive or any external storage drive.

Create Windows 7 installation media
To get started, you will have to Link Removed and verify your product key.

This site allows you to recover and install Microsoft Windows software purchased through a retailer only.

Enter your product key, select the language from the drop-down menu and click on the Next – Verify Product Key button.

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Once you have done this, your key will be verified and you will be able to download an ISO file.

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You can use the downloaded ISO disc image to create a bootable DVD or USB, using any ISO burning software like for instance, the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool.

If you are currently using a mobile device and are therefor not ready to download it, you will be sent an email link to download Windows 7 once you have verified your product key. This link will remain alive and valid for 24 hours, during which time, you can download the ISO file.

ref:
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/microsoft-software-recovery-windows-7

Unfortunately the link below still doesn't seem active.
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Jimbo22 · Feb 2, 2015

I wish MS would do this for all their OS's....would be nice.

Graceolivia · Dec 28, 2016

Microsoft Word' is one of the most lengthily used Microsoft requests that lets user to make, view, paste, copy, edit, save, pattern and share leaflets.

pnamajck · Dec 28, 2016

seems Link Removed has now become Link Removed … the good news is the concept has morphed into something even better. not only that … it now utilizes the https protocol.

what bassfisher is wanting may not be an unrealistic dream … almost seems microsoft has taken steps in that direction. pulling up kemical's website … the link offers win-7 reinstall … as well as vestibules for both win-8.1 and win-10.

check it out and see what you think.

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ussnorway · Dec 30, 2016

if your copy of windows came from school then use this link instead = Link Removed

pnamajck · Dec 30, 2016

nice find, ussn … certainly enough academics drop in from time to time.

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