Jan Krohn

These instructions come from Microsoft through the API. In English it says that you need to choose the same language when you install Windows (not when you download Windows). Maybe the French translation is not clear. But the translations also come through the API, and I have no way to change them.

Sorry I wasn't aware there was such restriction in place. I've increased the limit to 300 kb for now.

No error on my side. If I set the UI language to something other than English, obviously the description is missing, but the download is working as well. I'd suspect that you're not logged into your Microsoft account, or that your Microsoft user is not a member of the Insider programme. WinPE is only available to Windows Insiders.

Please check your messages

Hi, Microsoft only provides the English version of WinPE for public download. There's nothing I can do to add more languages. Only MS could do that. Jan

Version 6.13 (22 July 2018): Fixed another issue in digital signature; added back XDK.

Version 6.12 (21 July 2018): Fixed issue in digital signature.

Version 6.11 (19 July 2018): Added the latest developer and Insider versions up to build 17713; added Office 2016 for Mac builds 16.14 and 16.15; removed Office 2016 for Mac builds 15.xx; temporarily removed XDK; renamed Project Honolulu to Windows Admin Center; fixed issues in Estonian localization; updated to Bootstrap 4.1.2; improvements and bugfixes in styles; updated Luminati component; localized info screen for Luminati in available regions.

Please compare the hash of your download with the official hash from here: https://www.heidoc.net/php/myvsdump_name.php?family=Windows+7&name=Windows+7+Professional If the hashes don't match, re-download the file.

Here's the download: https://software-download.microsoft.com/sg/Win7_HomePrem_SP1_French_COEM_x64.iso?t=2a15ef7d-99e2-4ec0-bd64-3efbd83ba417&e=1530546078&h=7a1d7999ef9f230afb088e66a4b867e3 Not sure what's the issue with your Internet Explorer. The downloader should work fine with IE9. It's probably a good idea to reinstall Windows.

If you can upgrade to IE9, that would probably help. If that's also not possible, please share which file you need, so I (or someone else) can generate the link. I'm still working on a fix for display issues on older IE versions.

This program has ended. We no longer buy any keys, while Windows 7 and Office 2010 downloads are phasing out. To be able to provide more downloads and make the existing selection of software more reliable, we are looking to buy the following licenses. Prices are non negotiable. The key must be able to unlock a substantial number of languages (at least 10) from the official download site. Paste your key here to verify: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows7 (site can also handle Office keys.) Software Full license Key only Win 7 Ultimate / Ultimate N US$70 + shipping US$15 Win 7 Professional / Professional N US$40 + shipping US$8 Win 7 Home Premium / Home Premium N US$20 + shipping US$4 Win 7 Home Basic / Home Basic N US$15 + shipping US$3 Win 7 Starter US$10 + shipping US$2 Office 2010 Professional US$50 + shipping US$10 Office 2010 Home and Business US$40 + shipping US$8 Office 2010 Home and Student US$30 + shipping US$6 Office 2010 individual components (Word, Excel etc.) US$25 + shipping US$5 Office 2010 individual components (Word, Excel etc.) EDU/Academic US$15 + shipping US$3 Office 2010 Professional PLUS EDU/Academic US$30 + shipping US$6 Visio 2010 Standard US$70 + shipping US$15 Visio 2010 Professional US$85 + shipping US$18 Visio 2010 Premium US$100 + shipping US$20 Project 2010 Standard US$70 + shipping US$15 Project 2010 Professional US$100 + shipping US$20 Windows Server 2019 Standard US$700 (OEM) + shipping US$1000 (Open NL) + shipping US$200 A full license requires the original packaging and DVD (if originally included), certificate of authenticity, or in case of an ESD version, the original invoice by Microsoft or an authorized distributor (such as Amazon or Digital River). A TechG license (free upgrade from Office 2007 to Office 2010) requires the full Office 2007 license plus the original letter from Microsoft containing the corresponding Office 2010 key. Missing components of the license will lower the price we're willing to pay for it. Shipping cost for a standard registered or signed-for parcel, as well as all customs fees will be covered. "Key only" requires nothing except a working key. No questions asked. Active forum members who want to sell a license may choose pre-payment by PayPal Friends/Family (without fees/buyer protection) or SEPA. Others may choose between pre-payment by PayPal (with fees/buyer protection) or post-payment (after the license has arrived and has been confirmed working) by PayPal Friends/Family or SEPA. Before you offer me a license, don't forget to verify that it's working on https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows7. Around 99.9% of all licenses don't unlock the downloads!!!

Only those languages with the most requests can be unlocked. Keep requesting, and it will work eventually. If you enable resource sharing, that will increase the chance of the download being unlocked.

Correct. No more public Vista downloads.

I don't really think that it makes a real difference which one you download. Both downloads can install Win 7 both with an upgrade key as well as a full version key. Since generation of Win 7 Pro download links is still throttled, I decided to put both versions into the list so that chances would increase that at least one of the links can be made available.

Version 6.10 (9 June 2018): Added back Spring Creators Update; added the latest developer and Insider versions up to build 17677; added Office 2016 for Mac build 16.13; added Microsoft Expression; moved XDK and Project Honolulu to new tab; fixed bug in copying link to clipboard; application signed with more secure certificates; improved localization; added Lithuanian localization; improvements for users of IE 7 and 8 (experimental); updated to Bootstrap 4.1.1.

I wonder whether this has anything to do with the "boot from USB" feature. Can you still boot from a partitioned USB drive?

3) and 4) are just the SP installers, not full MS Office 2010. I'm aware of the discrepancy, and I've searched for a an Office 2010 Pro Plus key that unlocks the downloads already (to be integrated into the download tool). Unfortunately this kind of key turned out to be very hard to find, and without it it's impossible to fix this.

I'll add it to the FAQ at the next convenient opportunity.

Correct. That's the trick the ISO downloader is basically working with (plus replacing the Win 10 product ID for other product IDs such as Win 7 or Office 2010, and inserting product keys for software that can't be downloaded without authentication).

Hi MrQ, The ISO downloader doesn't work on Windows Vista. If you have access to a Win 7/8/10 computer, you can download the ISO file there. The easiest way to proceed afterward is to copy the file onto a USB drive with Rufus: https://rufus.akeo.ie/ On your laptop, plug in the USB drive, choose to boot from USB, and follow the instructions on the screen.

I'm on vacation, and can't generate a new link right now. Use the search box in Windows Explorer to find the Iso file. Enter "Win7_Pro_SP1_English_x64.iso" into it to find the file.

I think it's possible. Just install Win 10 on top of Win 7.

I've not downloaded the file, so I can't make a screenshot… Sorry.

Yes, we have a hash dump for verification. https://www.heidoc.net/php/myvsdump_details.php?id=F74764Ax64Len The SHA1 hash matches!