Jan Krohn

Ah, yes. That's a debug message that I once added to troubleshoot the issue of the app freezing. And actually I'm working on a new tool based on Microsoft Edge, to remove the MSIE dependencies. The freezing issue should be solved by that too. However, that means I'm not going to fix any related issues in the old app.

Hi, If you send me your service tag, I can include the download in the next version (which will still take several more weeks). In the mean time, you can use one of the other Inspiron 55xx downloads. They're most likely identical anyway.

The only S Mode ISO currently available is the Dell branded version...

I reverse engineered their API. You can get the Dell tool from their site, but it's quite cumbersome to work with.

Only SDKs for now.

Yes, back then everything was available without having to have a product key. Good old times.

I fear that this will have to wait. There are too many changes that require major work, such as the IE11 end of life, and the removal of the Win 7 downloads. For now, here's the latest Win 10 Home download for your model, which I generated manually with your service tag. https://downloads.dell.com/restricted/FOLDER07502419M/1/RKG4TXA09.5_Win10x64ROW_home.iso?authkey=4GZue+KQ5EDjzO6zfvWG78MfxLJTzI+MCnNHJcBVToKnGN1teHcENx4AHSa1gmjDjLaVn0Y5LhlEsrZb5M+P8A==&__gda__=1628045050_4fec94cbbcf6881cd602dc5b6e92ca715072abe73a018d4c16b632238eec9f95&tkn=7fAEdcTQnVwYRV8GbGX57L7Lpj0oGZ6UOOjaNkk8Rg8tptie0CFXIsueBm9S2Kb5XHTIlhDo48OxRDJ-rTePyY4wCIidgjzkedDKLb-sdC0RuwoSOsXkJHTZzzED6T6D-9cQSaVqbKD0segm_0vwWcuDCvUeO4PoJUUxjw&uid=f71f5308-3fc3-412f-8a89-9a1342c8e5b8 Link is valid for 24 hours.

"We encountered a problem processing your request. Please try again later." I'm very sure there will be no later.

Yes, it's gone. Since MS is going to pull MSIE from Win 11, more changes need to be done. Please wait for an official announcement about the ISO Downloader. In the mean time, I've set up a Gofundme to cover the cost of a Visual Studio subscription (formerly MSDN). My first tests have revealed that download links from MSDN can be shared, so there's still hope to get Win 7 back - if the funding goal can be met. https://gofund.me/f1bcfca3

I don't know exactly. At some point I realized it was gone. But as you said, the API kept working.

The English downloads are always among the first to be unlocked. However, no guarantees that the downloads will come back on 1 August, since MS has taken the download page offline.

I'm seeing that now... That's not good. We'll see on August 1st. Office 2010 has been gone for a long time, but the API just kept working, so all hope is not lost yet.

No... They don't exist as retail or OEM versions. That's the likely reason MS doesn't make any public downloads available.

Hi, The file won't help you generate any Windows 7 downloads as it uses a database of product keys on my server. What you need is the following API call: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/api/controls/contentinclude/html?pageId=cfa9e580-a81e-4a4b-a846-7b21bf4e2e5b&host=www.microsoft.com&segments=software-download%2cwindows7&query=&action=GetProductDownloadLinksBySku&key=<product key>&sessionId=<session id>&skuId=<sku (language)>&sdVersion=2 The session id comes from the Microsoft downloads site. The SKUs can be found in many places, for example on Github: TechBench dump (https://github.com/techbench-dump) · GitHub The SKU needs to match the product key in order for the API to work.

The login is basically a frame around the function on the Microsoft site. Unfortunately it's quite impossible to troubleshoot this kind of random issue.

Click the round icon with the default user image and the + sign. I can't post a screen shot now as I'm on vacation.

Have you tried what the message says?

Try entering the proxy details in internet settings in the control panel.

It's already there. New versions are always added when MS makes them available to the public.

I'll add them to the "Windows 10 Insider" dropdown for now, whenever new previews become available for public download. The Win 11 SDK is already there (first line in the "Win 10 Developer" dropdown). But with all the news that MS has announced in the past weeks, more changes need to be done to the downloader. Keep your eyes open for a big announcement.

Sorry about the late reply. This is a local connection issue, and can have many causes (settings, programs etc.) The issue will hopefully be solved for good soon. Keep an eye open for new versions. But it will take another couple of weeks.

First of the month, as usual.

Usually after about three days all available Windows 7 licenses have rotated through link generation, and then need to "cool down" for a month until they can generate another link.

If the file is available in your language, grab it, irrespective of edition and OEM/retail. You can always convert the file to a universal image in case the exact required file doesn't come up this month.

It's determined by a first-come first-served process. Keep trying. There are some other PT-BR editions currenly available. You might want to grab one of those before they disappear, just in case Win 7 Pro COEM won't have a turn this month.