Windows ISO Downloader - Have you used it before?

[JuanMena]

I'm not sure what you want to accomplish. I guess a oem key from another computer to install Windows 7? OEM key's are almost always bound to a brand and a certain hardware generation. So if you use it on another computer it probably won't activate. No harm in trying though.

I haven't decided if I want to switch from 10 to 7 just yet, abd I'm considering to use a spare SSD to install 7 and switch between 10 and 7 when I want.
So of course, been trying to find ways to activate Win7, but just now I don't feel like doing it... and I don't think I will soon unless I get my hands in another laptop capable of Win7.

 

[K3Nv3]

I haven't decided if I want to switch from 10 to 7 just yet, abd I'm considering to use a spare SSD to install 7 and switch between 10 and 7 when I want.
So of course, been trying to find ways to activate Win7, but just now I don't feel like doing it... and I don't think I will soon unless I get my hands in another laptop capable of Win7.

There should be win 7 batch activators out there I'd link some but it probably goes against Tos quick Google search should pop up some github links.

 

[JuanMena]

There should be win 7 batch activators out there I'd link some but it probably goes against Tos quick Google search should pop up some github links.

I already have some keys, I'm still indecisive wether or not I want to go through the hassle of doing the entire installation, searching for drivers and testing if Win7 is compatible with my hardware as I've read before Win7 has issues with Touchscreen laptops.

 

[K3Nv3]

I already have some keys, I'm still indecisive wether or not I want to go through the hassle of doing the entire installation, searching for drivers and testing if Win7 is compatible with my hardware as I've read before Win7 has issues with Touchscreen laptops.

Try installing windows with Ethernet plugged in if you get lucky enough it searches for drivers automatically while online. I can't remember if this is a windows 10 feature specifically but I noticed an easier install method and less driver issues when hardwired during install.

 

[JuanMena]

Try installing windows with Ethernet plugged in if you get lucky enough it searches for drivers automatically while online. I can't remember if this is a windows 10 feature specifically but I noticed an easier install method and less driver issues when hardwired during install.

No, I remember it being a thing with Windows 7 Ultimate as I installed SP packs via Ethernet a long time ago, I'm talking about 2010 if not prior. I'm aware that it'll be a long day if I do decide to go back to 7, and it is why I'm still delaying it. I'm gonna need a whole day to do it right.

 

[Jayro]

Imagine not just using uu-dump.