I.E. 11 Purged

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
That was to get you an iso so you can clean install with,
Humpty dumpty fell off the wall....

I assume the ISO file does a complete replace of Windows 7 Professional 64bit. How would this impact other programs installed(Firefox,ccleaner,avast,quicken,etc). My current version has an OEM product code.

Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall and all the kings men had scrambled eggs for breakfast.

ChuckRJr said:

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
That was to get you an iso so you can clean install with,
Humpty dumpty fell off the wall....

I assume the ISO file does a complete replace of Windows 7 Professional 64bit. How would this impact other programs installed(Firefox,ccleaner,avast,quicken,etc). My current version has an OEM product code.

Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall and all the kings men had scrambled eggs for breakfast.

This tutorial should answer your questions:
Repair Install

Or, you might opt for this one:
Clean Install Windows 7

If you do download an ISO file, this tutorial might be of interest too:
Windows 7 Universal Installation Disc - Create

ThrashZone said:

Back up your personal files and doing a clean install would remove anything existing on the disk.
After a clean install stay out of the registry

Does the ISO create a new product code?
Are there any conflicts with the C: partition being on a SSD?

> Does the ISO create a new product code?
No.

> Are there any conflicts with the C: partition being on a SSD?
No.

See step 13 and 14: Clean Install Windows 7

Step 13 links to: Product Key Number for Windows 7 - Find and See