Windows 7 ISO?

[CDdude55]

Hey guys quick question.

Where can the ISO to my copy of Windows 7?

I am planning to install it on a flash drive and boot from it.

Thanks.

 

[Solaris17]

sorry didnt quite catch that. If you put in the disk you can simply copy the files off it. Doesnt need to be an ISO as kyles method allows you to boot from the thumbdrive with just the files themselves. If you have an ISO you can use winrar to just extract the files to a folder. Afterwards you can again just copy the files in the folder (not the folder) to the thumbdrive after setting the drive up using kyles guide.

 

[CDdude55]

sorry didnt quite catch that. If you put in the disk you can simply copy the files off it. Doesnt need to be an ISO as kyles method allows you to boot from the thumbdrive with just the files themselves. If you have an ISO you can use winrar to just extract the files to a folder. Afterwards you can again just copy the files in the folder (not the folder) to the thumbdrive after setting the drive up using kyles guide.

Oh ok,

So since i don't have the ISO i can simply just copy all the files into a flash drive and boot from it?

 

[Solaris17]

follow this guide.

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1311417#post1311417

if you have the disk its as simple as selecting all the files on it and copying them to the drive. But copying files is the last step. You must set the drive up first. You cant copy like your windows folder or any of the windows files on your PC to the drive. That wont work. Of course this is all legit right? Like you own windows 7?

 

[CDdude55]

follow this guide.

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1311417#post1311417

if you have the disk its as simple as selecting all the files on it and copying them to the drive. But copying files is the last step. You must set the drive up first. You cant copy like your windows folder or any of the windows files on your PC to the drive. That wont work. Of course this is all legit right? Like you own windows 7?

Thanks,

Yep this is a legit copy of Windows 7.

 

[CDdude55]

follow this guide.

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1311417#post1311417

if you have the disk its as simple as selecting all the files on it and copying them to the drive. But copying files is the last step. You must set the drive up first. You cant copy like your windows folder or any of the windows files on your PC to the drive. That wont work. Of course this is all legit right? Like you own windows 7?

Thanks a bunch Sol.

That helped.