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To be absolutely sure you are activated
For Windows Vista and Windows 7
Just type slui in StartSearch and Run Dialogbox.
To be absolutely sure you are activated
For Windows Vista and Windows 7
Just type slui in StartSearch and Run Dialogbox.
Thanks, activated it, it would seem it's all sorted now :)
James,
The reason it worked for you is the fact that you have a full install key.
Lucky you.......
see below
The OFFICIAL answer:
Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing Windows 7 Online store.
We understand that you are interested to purchase Windows 7 Upgrade through our online store.
We apologize for the confusion.
The Windows 7 offered in this promotion is a full version. You can
install this product even though you do not have a previous Operating System installed in your computer
or if you want to make a multi boot using Windows 7. The "Upgrade" included in the product name is just
because Windows 7 is the latest Operating System Windows developed.
Sincerely,
Joanna A.
Windows 7 Offer online store
Customer Service
Thank you for this great thread, James! I had the exact same problems that you had, and your thread solved all of them. Awesome!
Hi,
I too am in the same situation as you. Thanks to everyone!
By the way, the tool oscdimg.exe I have and have also found on other sites is only 74KB not 123KB, like the one available here, just curious.
I took mine inside windows AIK (IT tool) which is a free download from MS and you can find the tool once you installed it (.img file from MS is around 900MB).
I can now say I am a happy camper since I was finally able to make the ISO file. I was first having trouble with all sorts of errors.
For those who are still struggling...all I can say to help you guys out is:
TYPE OUT THE CODE INSTEAD OF COPY AND PASTE!
thank you!
I've created a .iso with the command prompts and burned it to a disk. When running XP or 7 in 32 bit mode, it recognizes the disk and tells me to boot from the disk since its 64 bit, but when I try to do that it never boots from the disk. I've set the boot priority in BIOS and tried the boot menu, still no go. Any ideas, its driving me nuts?
Last edited by Arithian; 10 Dec 2009 at 23:48. Reason: extra info