Windows 7 - Unlock ALL Versions in your Windows 7 Build 7000 ISO

I came upon this thread a few days ago. Let the old man (72 and still counting) tell you what he has done. I replaced the 64 bit 7057 with 7000 Home premium on my Lenovo Y410 laptop. works like a champ. On my Dell Inspiron 2200 Laptop (dual boot XP pro and Win 7 7048) I replaced the Win 7 partition with 7000 Basic. Runs ok but seems a lot slower. So far, still ok for what I do.
I also have an Acer One Netbook running dual boot XP Home and Win 7 7000 With no problems so far. My Dell XPS 410 has Dual boot XP Pro 32 Bit and Win 7 64 bit 7000.
After my experience with 1 Beta and 2 RCs and 2 machines bought with Vista Home Prem This is a dream come true. I also have a machine running Windows Home Server.
Both the x32 and x64 versions of Win 7 have not caused any problems with WHS.
All in all, I think MS has a WINNER with Win 7.
I don't try to push an OS to its limits.
Forgot to say at the beginning that I am a retired IBM Senior System Engineer who started out with DOS 1.0 on an IBM 64k pc1 in 1981.
D i c k Miller
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas

It will be interesting seeing if there are real differences between Home Premium(already looked over both 32bit, 64bit), Ultimate still running good, and the soon to be Pro when selecting that for the test drive(eventual 7 drive).

Yes it works with all builds

Anyone know if this works with our retail copys? It'd be great if my home premium disk had ultimate on it....

It does

Mount the retail ISO (I mounted it to my E:\ virtual drive)->sources->ei.cfg

Just delete the file

Remake the ISO or just throw the files on a bootable flash drive

ha, i was just testing this, and its on there. you think the key will work? i wont be installing my version until tomorrow

So the ONLY thing different on a Home/Pro/Ultimate DVD is the ei.cfg?

Whatever edition you purchased will only be able to be used with that key

LIW2 comes in for the save again!

I kinda suspected the ISO couldnt' just be saved and burned after unzip. vLite is a great idea. Thanks, I'm doin it now for a bud who wants to try Pro

Who is this LIW2 you often mention?