This is FROM microsoft, so legal so don't delete. Thanks and might be a good idea to sticky for anyone using Upgrade media that want a easy to make boot disc.
Link to the ISO (3GB in file size)
Link to Image tool to mount to a USB drive, or DVD.
Detailed instructions on how to go about doing the whole thing.
Link to the ISO (3GB in file size)
Link to Image tool to mount to a USB drive, or DVD.
Detailed instructions on how to go about doing the whole thing.
How do I upgrade from a 32-bit Operating System to the 64-bit version of Windows 7?
The Student Offer has been extended for those customers who wish to install the 64-bit version of Windows 7, but are currently running a 32-bit Operating System. Microsoft’s offer now includes a downloadable ISO file of Windows 7.
Note: You cannot install Windows 7 from the ISO file until you copy it to a USB flash drive or DVD. You will need an application to accomplish this. Creating a DVD will require a DVD burner connected to your computer.
Prepare your PC
As mentioned in earlier communications please run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor prior to installing Windows 7. This will give you valuable insight into the steps needed to fully enjoy the Windows 7 experience on your computer. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...e-advisor.aspx
Download the ISO Image of Windows 7
Please obtain these links by contacting Digital River customer support. The Windows 7 ISO file is large (>2GB). Please verify that you have sufficient hard disk space to download this file and install Windows 7. Approx. 20GB will be enough for both operations.
Download the Windows 7 ISO image and save the file to a location you can remember. The download may take a considerable amount of time on slower internet connections.
Installing Windows 7 using a bootable DVD
To install the 64-bit version of Windows 7 on a computer running Windows XP or the 32-bit version of Windows Vista, you must launch setup by first booting from the Windows 7 media. The most common way to do this is to use the Windows 7 DVD.
The Student Offer has been extended for those customers who wish to install the 64-bit version of Windows 7, but are currently running a 32-bit Operating System. Microsoft’s offer now includes a downloadable ISO file of Windows 7.
Note: You cannot install Windows 7 from the ISO file until you copy it to a USB flash drive or DVD. You will need an application to accomplish this. Creating a DVD will require a DVD burner connected to your computer.
Prepare your PC
As mentioned in earlier communications please run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor prior to installing Windows 7. This will give you valuable insight into the steps needed to fully enjoy the Windows 7 experience on your computer. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...e-advisor.aspx
Download the ISO Image of Windows 7
Please obtain these links by contacting Digital River customer support. The Windows 7 ISO file is large (>2GB). Please verify that you have sufficient hard disk space to download this file and install Windows 7. Approx. 20GB will be enough for both operations.
Download the Windows 7 ISO image and save the file to a location you can remember. The download may take a considerable amount of time on slower internet connections.
Installing Windows 7 using a bootable DVD
To install the 64-bit version of Windows 7 on a computer running Windows XP or the 32-bit version of Windows Vista, you must launch setup by first booting from the Windows 7 media. The most common way to do this is to use the Windows 7 DVD.
- Insert the Windows 7 DVD into the DVD drive of your computer.
- Cancel any auto-run of the installation program and restart your computer
- During the restart you should look for the message "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD…" Tap a key and enter Windows 7 setup.
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