I can't find anyone complaining about this so I'm guessing this is a new problem.
My daughter's husband trashed his laptop (again) so before she brings it over I figured I'd download the iso and burn it. Did that successfully prior to Feb and created a universal iso but should have kept it rather than send it back with the machine.
I went to https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows7
I successfully entered a product key but then I'm asked to choose a language. Except English is not one of the choices.
Attached is a snapshot of all choices from the dropdown. I tried just clicking the Confirm button hoping it would default to English but alas it requires that I make a choice.
Am I being really stupid here? Or has MS taken away the English version?
My target is a Home Premium.
A couple questions
1 - Am I going to the right place here? Or is there some other location for the English version.
2 - I have disks for my own machines that are full retail, but not SP1 (the key used above), a couple SP1 upgrade disks, and a couple OEM disks one of which should be SP1. Can I make an iso out of any of these and use that tool to make a universal iso? I'd of course rather use an SP1 but if I can only do it with the full retail, I can live with that.
I do still have a couple backups from when I last built the machine so I'm thinking I could install non-SP1 and restore to SP1. But it would be nice to be able to burn both a 32 & 64 bit universal ISO and keep them around.
My daughter's husband trashed his laptop (again) so before she brings it over I figured I'd download the iso and burn it. Did that successfully prior to Feb and created a universal iso but should have kept it rather than send it back with the machine.
I went to https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows7
I successfully entered a product key but then I'm asked to choose a language. Except English is not one of the choices.
Attached is a snapshot of all choices from the dropdown. I tried just clicking the Confirm button hoping it would default to English but alas it requires that I make a choice.
Am I being really stupid here? Or has MS taken away the English version?
My target is a Home Premium.
A couple questions
1 - Am I going to the right place here? Or is there some other location for the English version.
2 - I have disks for my own machines that are full retail, but not SP1 (the key used above), a couple SP1 upgrade disks, and a couple OEM disks one of which should be SP1. Can I make an iso out of any of these and use that tool to make a universal iso? I'd of course rather use an SP1 but if I can only do it with the full retail, I can live with that.
I do still have a couple backups from when I last built the machine so I'm thinking I could install non-SP1 and restore to SP1. But it would be nice to be able to burn both a 32 & 64 bit universal ISO and keep them around.
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My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 32-bitIntel T2600 @ 2.16GHz, dual core4GNVIDIA Quadro NVS 120M
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Dell
- OS
- Windows 7 32-bit
- CPU
- Intel T2600 @ 2.16GHz, dual core
- Motherboard
- Latitude D820
- Memory
- 4G
- Graphics Card(s)
- NVIDIA Quadro NVS 120M
- Sound Card
- SigmaTel
- Monitor(s) Displays
- ASUS PA248Q
- Screen Resolution
- 1920 x 1200
- Internet Speed
- ~55M
- Antivirus
- AVG
- Browser
- Firefox / IE 8


