Unsuccessful download of Windows 7 ISO with valid product key

Snick said:

In Magic Jellybean, it's the CD key (25 characters) not Product ID.


Attachment 407104

Jelly Bean Brings up Windows 10 Enterprise. It does bring up a CD Key but I was told by MSFT that is not valid for Windows 7 .

jwblue17 said:

My computer originally had Windows 7 on it. I am having an issue with the Network Adapter that I believe is not compatible with Windows 10.

Megahertz07 said:

Depending on how you installed win 10, your computer may still have a Factory Recover partition.

To help us to help you, you must edit your computer specs with all information.
System Info - See Your System Specs

Partition no longer works. Unable to access it. I did download a recovery program from Lenovo but it will not run on W10. That might be a solution if I can get it to run.

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Snick said:

Question: How did you install Win10 Enterprise? It certainly not available as an upgrade for Win7 basic, home, or pro.

Do not recall. Is it possible it is mislabeled by Jelly Bean?

SIW2 said:

Recovery partition still intact, but unable to access it?

Use boot media. Fire up winntsetup. Browse to the big wim file on the recov partition. Usually called Install.wim, but might be factory.wim. Apply the image to a target partition. if wim contains more than one image, use the largest


boot media:

17514x86.iso
17514x64-v10.iso

The Recovery Partition does show up in Windows Explorer. However when I click on it nothing appears. Is it still there? F11 at boot is the way to access it but nothing happens.

Megahertz07 said:

Welcome to the Forum

I can see you have a Desktop with win 10.
Why do you want a Win 7 installation disk?
Did your computer came with Win 7?

SIW2 said:

Recovery partition still intact, but unable to access it?

Use boot media. Fire up winntsetup. Browse to the big wim file on the recov partition. Usually called Install.wim, but might be factory.wim. Apply the image to a target partition. if wim contains more than one image, use the largest


boot media:

17514x86.iso
17514x64-v10.iso

If you are unsure, boot up the media and post screenshots of disk magament and the contents of the recovery partition.

Roadblocks everywhere.

Lost my USB stick. DVD does not work.

Tried to create a partition on my C: Drive to mount the boot media but it would turn the C drive into a Dynamic instead of Basic drive which I read I would not want to do. Is it ok to do this? I already have four partitions.

Are there any of these partitions I can safely delete? When I right click on the Lenovo partition there is the option " Mark as active" Could that allow me to access it?

SIW2 said:

Probably, but if you have a problem booting into it, you have no way of changing the active marker back.

Best get hold of a working usb stick and create boot media, just in case

I guess I am determined to solve this issue without expenditure or borrowing a USB stick. I have one more solution to try. I appreciate the assistance.

SIW2 said:

Recovery partition still intact, but unable to access it?

Use boot media. Fire up winntsetup. Browse to the big wim file on the recov partition. Usually called Install.wim, but might be factory.wim. Apply the image to a target partition. if wim contains more than one image, use the largest


boot media:

17514x86.iso
17514x64-v10.iso

If you are unsure, boot up the media and post screenshots of disk magament and the contents of the recovery partition.

Winnsetuo can not find any .wim files. However when I run a program called EaseUS it is there.