Need Help : About Windows 7 HP OEM Licence.

DocBrown · 21 Aug 2010

This Trial version of "enterprise" may still be available.

Windows 7 Enterprise | Trial, Evaluation, Test, Download

Arijit2010win7 · 21 Aug 2010

Thanks a lot gregrocker....for your detailed and nice help.Thanks for ImgBurn.

gregrocker said:

ImgBurn - to extract the ISO from installer for running ei.cfg removal tool to unlock all versions, then burn all-versions DVD at 4x speed with verify - it never fails.

What is the ISO making speed, Is it 4x too.

Thanks Bare Foot Kid to link me this tutorial.

Windows 7 Universal Installation Disc - Create

I'm going this tutorial way to make an Individual Disc of Home Premium 64 bit first.

So my question is, I only and only want to make Win 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS no need for 32 bit,

Do I need to download WAIK (Windows Automation Installation Kit) ?

Just Say I got Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate ISO, Remove the ei.cfg by ei.cfg utlity by pointing the ISO....What is the next step ?

Now may I proceed to burn the disc ?

Tews · 21 Aug 2010

Yes, you can now burn the disc... Let us know how it comes out..

Arijit2010win7 · 23 Aug 2010

I bought a 500GB portable HDD for back up purpose, here is the screen shot of my back up settings.

Can anyone confirm that my whole C: Drive got backed up or not ? Most important, I want to know Is it necesary to back up my whole C: Drive when recovery happen ?

Or what is the last check box mean ?

My Intention is to backup System Reserve space and Recovery partition (which contain driver/OS/everything I think .....

Petey7 · 23 Aug 2010

You need to tick/check the box next to Local Disk (C:)

Arijit2010win7 · 23 Aug 2010

Thank You....Petey 7

But Is it really necessary to back up the whole C: for recovery purpose ?

Or, Recovery Partition and System Reserve space will do the job ?

Petey7 · 23 Aug 2010

Necessary? No. Your current set up will save all of you important files, like documents needed for school/work, pictures and home videos for example. If you copy the entire C: drive, upon recovery all your programs and settings will also be restored in addition to your personal files.

Arijit2010win7 · 23 Aug 2010

Thank You again....for your help.

So backing up System Reserve & Recovery Partition will do the job..... right.

Back up entire C: Drive isn't mean it can replace the Virus too ? If the Virus was infected before system crash.

For Document I use Cloud personal files like music/video/picture I have drives and DVDs burned...I've seperate copy more than one,so I don't worry about much of loosing them or backing them.