[Lothar]

So it turns out that Microsoft have stopped their service of downloading windows 7 iso which basically means I cannot use my windows code to install the os onto my new hard drive.

Got no disc, want a legal installation.

Any suggestions?

[Jato]

have you tried hitting it?

[Zabuza]

Forest

[Key]

If you purchased the code or got it through legitimate means, you should be able to recover an ISO through the place you got it. Also, if you attend a university or college, a lot of the time they have free copies of 7, 8, and maybe Vista. The only reason I have 7 on this computer is because of that reason - the past 2 universities I've attended have provided me with free copies.

Next time you get a hold of an ISO for Win7, you should either burn a disc or save it to a USB and burn it later.

Also, this link may help: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows7/ ... dows-7.htm

[Jato]

these guys... will burn

[Lothar]

The biggest issue is most of those suppliers links lead back to microsoft, which in turn has stopped providing the download for windows 7 iso's.

On a happy sidenote I managed to swipe a Windows 7 Ultimate (Business edition) for £20 from the college lol.

Happy days - lock please.