Redirect all that googling to an unmodified ISO of Windows 7, if you have a legal product key for it you can just use any old ISO from a Windows 7 disk, as long as it isn't modified in any way.
It doesn't matter what version the disc/ISO is for, every version of Windows 7 is on every Windows 7 disc, the product key decides which version you get. On Jan 26, 11:07 am, AngelicTears <[email protected]> wrote: > hmm, > > 1. congratz on ur new drive ^^ i wish i could bought one ^^ > anyway, try and check ur driver...or it may be DMA related (if it is a > PATA/IDE)..i don really know about SATA but i could check ur setting coz ur > old HD setting might effect the new HD.... > > 2. there might a way by using norton ghost..it can create an actual image of > the partition and kinda copy paste the partition on to a new drive....try > and google for "pirate copy"..hehe ^^..and yeah, u could try and search for > a walkthrough on using norton ghost... > > btw, FYI, some torrent/warez now uploading a norton ghost image of windows 7 > clean installation for faster setup...kinda easier... ^^ > > good luck.. > > On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 8:48 PM, DanielPK <[email protected]> wrote: > > hey guys, i've finally got my 500GB HDD back from WD HQ, and i had 2 > > questions been wondering about them... > > > 1- before it stop working^^^^^, i had that 500 to replace my "original > > 80GB" the only problem was, i've been getting constant system hangs, > > that would last for about 5 minutes or even more...i had to restart > > windows 7 every time this happens...even when not running any > > application or anything at all, everything just freezes there for a > > while, and my CPU light keeps on blinking non stop as if something is > > running! so am quite confused about this issue... > > > 2- i have my windows 7 installation on the 80GB HDD, and was again > > wondering, since i lost my windows7 ISO disk, i wanted to know if i > > can create an image of my current OS installation, only the windows > > setup it self...not wanting any other documents or stuff like > > that...because the windows back up and restore service had only the > > option of backing up my "Libraries" and not the windows installation > > its self....all am asking is if there is a way of converting my > > current windows installation and burning into a DVD as an iso or setup > > files?? > > > thanx in advance brothers :) > > > -- > > INTEL 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS > > -- INTEL 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
