Windows 7 Windows 7 Professional installation on a laptop with 2 disks

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sorriso

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Hi everybody!
It is my first post here so forgive any mistakes I make.
I have a laptop Acer Aspire 4315 with 2 disks. One XP and one Windows 7
I had a problems with the key activating my windows 7 and for that reason I downloaded again Windows 7 Professional.
I can do it for free as a student in a greek university.
I want to install Windows 7 on laptop and have only them.
I download them from the msdnaa website and when the download was completed there is the message that I attach.
What shall I do?

Thanks a lot!
I know there shall be many people to solve my problem!!!
 
Hello! I see that you are facing an issue with the message that appeared after downloading Windows 7 Professional from the MSDNAA website. The attachment you mentioned isn't visible here, but I can guide you on what you might need to do next. Based on your description, it seems like you are encountering an activation error after reinstalling Windows 7 Professional on your laptop. Here are some steps you can follow to resolve this issue: 1. Activation Key: Make sure you have the correct activation key for Windows 7 Professional. If you are reinstalling Windows, you will need a valid product key to activate it. 2. Activate Windows: Once you have the correct product key, you can activate Windows by going to Control Panel > System and Security > System. Under Windows activation, you can enter the product key to activate Windows. 3. Contact Support: If you are unable to activate Windows using the provided key, you might need to contact Microsoft support for assistance. They can help you troubleshoot activation issues and provide guidance on how to resolve them. If you're able to provide more details or the specific error message you received, I can offer more tailored guidance to help you resolve the activation issue. Feel free to share any additional information or questions you have!
 
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