Jan Krohn

I've not seen any other Windows 7 downloads that Dell has made available for public download except Win 7 Pro and Home Basic. If you want you can send me your service tag by PM, and I'll have a look whether it's possible to generate downloads from it, but I'd say that chances are pretty low.

Version 8.38 (7 July 2020): Added Windows 10 May 2020 Update; added new Insider and developer versions up to build 20165; added new builds for Office 2016/2019 for Mac; added more DELL models and images; updated Bootstrap to version 4.5.0; removed build date from "About" box; fixed more accessibility issues.

Please read Thiersee's reply.

For now, here are the links (expiring in 24 hours). https://software-download.microsoft.com/db/Win10_2004_Turkish_x32.iso?t=0fe708cf-380d-4bb0-b40d-4a61f754d5c4&e=1593336619&h=2ef9968841a57fc3a2df34389ad6fbd6 https://software-download.microsoft.com/db/Win10_2004_Turkish_x64.iso?t=0fe708cf-380d-4bb0-b40d-4a61f754d5c4&e=1593336619&h=15639b38eff090d62a63fe89f3dd91e2 For next time, here's a section from the FAQ. Q: I'm experiencing one of the following symptoms: After selecting a software version, everything grays out and freezes. I'm receiving the popup message "ERROR. Please check your internet connection." I'm receiving an error message in the status bar. A: This is your local connection issue, and can have a number of root causes: You have modified your HOSTS file. Please remove the following two lines. 0.0.0.0 aa.online-metrix.net 0.0.0.0 c.bing.com You have installed software that prevents scripts from modifying secure websites, such as certain adblockers, firewalls, privacy tools or similar security related software. You have disabled TLS 1.2 in your internet settings. You can enable it again in the control panel in the Internet Options category. In rare cases, starting the tool as administrator can resolve the issue. In rare cases, installing the latest Windows updates, or updating Internet Explorer or the .NET framework to the latest version can resolve the issue.

As far as I'm aware, the update tool is still operational. I haven't tried it though since Microsoft dropped Windows 7 support.

Always at the start of the month. I'm not making any Win 7 / Office 2010 downloads available outside the designated download days.

Always at the start of the month. You just missed it.

Hi, You'll need the following file: Windows 7 Ultimate with Service Pack 1 (x64) - DVD (English) File Name: en_windows_7_ultimate_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677332.iso SHA-1 Hash: 36AE90DEFBAD9D9539E649B193AE573B77A71C83 It will probably become available again on the ISO downloader on 1 July. But you can also download it elsewhere. However, posting illegal download links on the forum is not allowed. The most important component to make sure you have before wiping the computer is your network driver. You can download it from the manufacturer's website. Everything else (updates, software, drivers), you can download afterwards.

Indeed. I should read the questions more carefully in the future.

Thanks! That was unexpectedly early given the fact that the MSDN images were alredy replaced with new builds a week ago. The download tool has been updated.

The updated version was made available on MSDN a week ago. https://www.heidoc.net/php/myvsdump_details.php?id=p6780f90962ax64len As for downloads, you need to search elsewhere.

Oh, well, then I hope the downloads API is still up and running... We'll have to wait until Monday to find out.

Does the MS website allow to download the product? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/office For Office, they're more generous for allowing users to download their product, unless it's an MSDN or HUP or similar low cost key.

Thanks. I know this error, and thoroughly investigated multiple times. It's caused by other software on your computer, or one of the other root causes listed in the FAQ entry. It's you local connection issue, and not a bug.

The downloads will be reset on Monday next week, and should be available again for a couple of days.

You can't imagine how often I've heard that, and in the end it almost always turns out that the user who has this problem runs some obscure software that interferes with and blocks the ISO downloader.

Version 8.37 (18 May 2020): Added new Insider and developer versions up to build 19628; added new builds for Office 2016/2019 for Mac; hide ads window when there is no ad to show; updated Greek localization; fixed accessibility issues.

Sorry about that. It has been fixed on the server side.

Last weekend, a very large upload to the downloads directory caused the server's backup process to break, and consequently took WinCert and all other sites on the server down for several hours. To avoid this kind of issue in the future, the following changes have been made to the download manager: Normal users no longer have upload permission by default. Upload permission is granted to known and reputable forum members on request. Only 3 revisions of uploads are kept. Maximum file size is 10 MB. If you need more, please get in touch and explain the reason. Uploaded files now require approval. Repacks of software, for which public redistribution is not allowed, will not be approved.

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Now that is strange. I can't replicate the issue, however, if the screen for Windows 10 loads fine, then go there, and select Windows 8 afterward. When switching from Win 10 to Win 8, the screen doesn't refresh. It will just swap the selection in the dropdown.

Version 8.36 (6 May 2020): Added new Insider and developer versions up to build 19624; added more Dell models and images; popup with new version alert; updated jQuery to 3.5.1.

Sadly, no. Only Office 2010 has the full installers. Everything else is C2R.

Hi, This issue is explained in the FAQ: Q: I'm experiencing one of the following symptoms: After selecting a software version, everything grays out and freezes. I'm receiving the popup message "ERROR. Please check your internet connection." I'm receiving an error message in the status bar. A: This is your local connection issue, and can have a number of root causes: You have modified your HOSTS file. Please remove the following two lines. 0.0.0.0 aa.online-metrix.net 0.0.0.0 c.bing.com You have installed software that prevents scripts from modifying secure websites, such as certain adblockers, firewalls, privacy tools or similar security related software. You have disabled TLS 1.2 in your internet settings. You can enable it again in the control panel in the Internet Options category. In rare cases, starting the tool as administrator can resolve the issue. In rare cases, installing the latest Windows updates, or updating Internet Explorer or the .NET framework to the latest version can resolve the issue.

Version 8.35 (20 April 2020): Added new Insider and developer versions up to build 19603; added new builds for Office 2016/2019 for Mac; added more Dell models and images.