DELL Win 7 professional

+1 for that.

 

can someone pm a working torrent for this dell iso, the torrent in the first posts is not working

 

It's great! thank u.

 

I would be interested in this as well. If you would so kind.

Thanks

 

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i got mine dell windows 7 home premium reinstallation disc which is of whooping 5.74GB...it contains language packs of 1.36GB and install.wim of 3.85GB...

 

I got the home prem, same deal install.wim 3.85GB, total of 5.74GB.

Whats the deal, howcome dells DVD is so much larger then the other oem dvds?

Is there anythign extra like an extra edition or something?

my dvds are only the 4Gb ones!

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I removed the langpacks folder and now it comes to 4.38Gb woo, now i just gotta make sure it still works.

 

Dont Download that torrent ...
i was downloaded it totally and burned it to 8.5GB DVD with 2x speed .. and tried to install ..

GOT AN ERROR 0x80070570 ..

i was tried it in different ways t install .. but no way ..

at last that torrent link was also dead .. i thnk they deleted it because of error .. dont time .. try for another .. byee

 

I think they use 8.5 GB DVD ,..

install.win file is too big .. in somecases if write that DVD with high speed we'll get error so write that DVD at slow speed ..

for this 5.74GB DVD language packs folder is also high size .. to need windows below the 4.5GB download the DVD without more language files ..

I dont know how to delete the language packs .. i was tried but failed at installation ..

 

Just for this reason I would never buy HP junk...

 

I can see that I have a lot to learn here. When I look through the "The Official Windows 7 Guide" thread, it's kind of intimidating. I'm completely new to this so to me in my mind, the simplest thing to do was to just download a windows 7 operating system file that had been copied from a disc completely just like an original.

It sounds like that's what you guys are talking about here, but it seems that there are still a couple of tricks that need to be done to make it all safe. I'll continue looking around the forum to learn more for now and I'll keep an eye on this thread. Looks like the thing to do is to get a disc especially for my brand of computer.

I have a Dell Optiplex GX280.

Hopefully that shouldn't be a problem.

Would love to see some more people post that this download has worked for them.