Last time I downloaded ISO images from Digital River they had the following file names:Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit: X17-58996.isoWindows 7 Home Premium 64Bit: X17-58997.isoWindows 7 Professional 32Bit: X17-59183.isoWindows 7 Professional 64Bit: X17-59186.isoWindows 7 Ultimate 32Bit: X17-59463.isoWindows 7 Ultimate 64Bit: X17-59465.isoThere are many references with MD5SUM values available on internet and I believe the only way to get those ISO files is to search by file name on torrent sites. A small processing fee applies.In case your OEM product is not eligible for a replacement disk, we suggest you get in touch with Microsoft customer care.

However, Microsoft will send you a replacement disk instead. Specifically:What about OEM?OEM and SB customers can't get their software through the recovery centre. I read on that if you have OEM Windows (as on a refurbished PC) that you cannot download ISOs from that site using your valid product key. Apparently because I have a refurbished PC. I have a valid Windows 7 Pro key, and that site would not let me download the ISO. Installed Win 7 Pro perfectly, took my key, and I am upgrading to 10 because fuck it, its a new computer, it should feel like one. Their connection sucked royally so I came home, found a torrent app for my phone after I found this post, went back and made the USB. New state, new friends don't have PCs oddly, just like phones and shit and I also thought they needed to have Win 7 pro but that was wrong.Īnyway, computer store nearby let me use a machine for a bit.

Main comp had HDD failure so its dead so I couldn't make my own bootable win7 USB. I'm in the exact same boat brotha! New machine was ready to go yesterday but my disc wouldn't work.

Iso the pirate bay