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  1. web
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit + Windows 10 pro 64bit duel boot
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       #11

    Berton said:
    she has lost installation cd
    She may have never had the DVDs unless it was an option she paid for. There is a program on the computer for creating the set of Factory Restore discs, usually prompted to do so during setup but can be done later. And usually only one set can be created. There may even be a choice of created a bootable USB drive with the same files but would need an 8GB or larger.
    still down loading windows updates on the said laptop this factory restore discs thing keeps coming up but so far turned it off thinking best restore after all updates ....... but now im thinking they will make me do updates again if ever have to, but to be honest its buzzing now we assumed it was for scrap heap

    hate predictive text thing grrr
    Last edited by web; 03 Jan 2015 at 12:25.
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  2. web
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       #12

    still down loading got service pack 1 now but had it on blumming cd that was a wasted download is there service pack 2 win 7 64 bit ? it now wants to down load 180 updates ???? cant find it online other than rubbish browser imitations
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  3. Posts : 1,442
    Windows 7 Professional 64bit
       #13

    Microsoft never released a Service Pack 2 for Windows 7.
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  4. Posts : 13,576
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #14

    180 updates is normal.

    Why were you downloading the iso if you had the dvd ?

    What is a blumming cd ?
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit, Mac OS X 10.10, Linux Mint 17, Windows 10 Pro TP
       #15

    I wonder it "blooming" was meant? It's an English/Aussie term as in blooming idiot.
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       #16

    web said:
    is there service pack 2 win 7 64 bit ? it now wants to down load 180 updates ????
    No there is no SP2.

    Once you have updated, make a system image to avoid going through all those updates again.
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  7. web
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       #17

    AddRAM said:
    180 updates is normal.

    Why were you downloading the iso if you had the dvd ?

    What is a blumming cd ?
    I got a cd/dvd saved download what ever for service pack one, forgot I had its not every day u apply ok
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  8. Posts : 13,576
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #18

    Understood :)

    There is no need to save SP1 on a cd, it`s just an update.

    But you should download the iso of Windows 7 you want with SP1 and burn to dvd so you have it, from here.

    Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River « My Digital Life

    And this software works perfectly for burning a dvd.

    Free ISO Burner
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  9. web
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       #19

    Golden said:
    web said:
    is there service pack 2 win 7 64 bit ? it now wants to down load 180 updates ????
    No there is no SP2.

    Once you have updated, make a system image to avoid going through all those updates again.
    thank you for some positive feed back, I ignore the others, I will be using reflect to make a system spanshot or recovery restart point didn't have the chance before, as not my computer
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  10. Posts : 19,383
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       #20

    [QUOTE=web;2974726]
    Golden said:
    I will be using reflect to make a system spanshot


    Useful tutorials/references:
    Imaging with free Macrium
    MACRIUM REFLECT - Create Bootable Rescue USB Drive
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