SnowBall

What do you mean by 4K? 3840x2160 or 4096x2160? As far as I know, the original Bliss wallpaper sold on Corbis is 4510x3627 but that is still not the original one taken by Charles O'Rear. The Corbis 4510x3627 one was a cropped version but it is the most original version that still exist. None of those images are in 4K resolution because the concept of 16:9 aspect ratio wasn't that popular in the 90s. What you can do is you can grab the 4510x3627 TIF version and crop it to get 4K resolution (so it is not stretched).

Yeah, Rufus is a good one to use. If Rufus fail to write the ISO to USB, you better download it again as your one might be corrupt.

What software are you using?

OK, I can understand you have vision problem and that is fine. I just want to ask whether you wrote your post in English or translated it because I cannot fully understand what you wrote as some part does not make sense. If you used a speech recognition tool to write the message, some words might have been misinterpreted. The error message is a bit confusing and what language was it originally in? Was it in Greek? To me it sound like a driver issue but the error said "No driver is missing" which is strange. If possible, could you ask for somebody else to just take a picture of that error and sent it through. Since you mentioned your computer is HP ProBook 450 G6, here is the official website for drivers: https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-probook-450-g6-notebook-pc/23201167. I could not find any USB drivers on it though. Regards, SnowBall

Although I never experienced that problem before but I would suggest downloading a clean copy of Windows 7 and copy it onto your USB stick then install again. If you still can't get it to install, please upload an image of the error if possible. Regards, SnowBall

@imasmokeu, PM sent. Some info and checksum: ;Product : Windows XP Home Edition and Professional Combo Release ;File : en_winxp_home_pro_combo2600_FPP.iso ;Language : English (United States) ;CD-Label : WXPHFPP_EN ;AppName : CDIMAGE 2.43 (02/01/2000 TM) ;AutoCRC : None ;CRC32 : FFFFFFFF ;SHA-1 : 23ECD23E8F2CB722F60599C9305C69139AA7077D 23ECD23E8F2CB722F60599C9305C69139AA7077D *en_winxp_home_pro_combo2600_FPP.iso

I have most of the Windows 7 and Office 2007, 2010 downloads in English saved. I am thinking of creating an archive by uploading all of those along with hashes but I don't have a good file host (for now). I would suggest MSDN if you have access and torrents on DigitalRiver mirror. They are all unmodified and you have a higher chance of getting the correct hash. It is not a good idea to download from Softlay (I've seen a few modified downloads with keygen and crack).

I can generate the links for you, which download do you need?

Can you copy links? If you can, copy the link and paste it into your favorite browser or download manager. If you are receiving the error from Microsoft and you are trying to download 1903, read: Regards, SnowBall

No, it won't.

I have it, it was on MSDN if I remember right. I can grab it for you but it is something like ~500 MB. Edit: Search for pt_office_professional_2007_cd_x12-46635.iso and go to torrents, illegal sites and etc if you want it now. I don't have the time to download and upload a copy now.

Copy links button?

I was thinking about converting the full MS-DOS so it can run under Windows 10 64-bit. I've already got DOS 1.25 done but it is completely useless because not many DOS apps were designed for it. It is a bit challenging doing DOS 3.x and above but I think I can get it (eventually). I've got half of MS-DOS 3.30 working already and hopefully I can get everything done next week. The hardest thing is that not every DOS utility can be converted without a risk. You certainly don't want things like CHKDSK or SCANDISK running on Windows 10 64-bit with direct disk access because it can mess up your hard drive easily. Below is my fully working COMMAND.COM and you can even launch 64-bit Windows apps using it! PM me if anybody want any specific DOS app to be converted. Edit: Yep done! I figured out you don't need to convert every app and the converted COMMAND.COM can handle 16-bit, 32-bit and 64-bit apps. You can also use COMMAND.COM to run Windows 10's Command Prompt or use Windows 10's Command Prompt to run COMMAND.COM which is surprising. I am now packing this up ready to share it! The only problem now is the copyright. I don't think Microsoft still care about DOS anymore but it would be good just to confirm that I can upload the whole OS. If I can't then you can simply grab the files off your DOS 3.30 floppy or download it from the internet to a folder and replace COMMAND.COM with this one. Although I know this is 100% safe if you don't do silly things, I still have to say: I am not responsible if you mess up your computer by running this unofficial DOS port to 64-bit Windows. Please don't run any disk related commands as you might end up destroying your hard drive partitions because file systems did change a lot in the last 30 years. If you have never used DOS before or don't have the basic knowledge about it, run it in a VM for the sake of your data.

https://software-download.microsoft.com/sg/Win7_HomePrem_SP1_English_x32.iso?t=2651cd72-a21c-495c-9c44-0df101b32c9d&e=1556487023&h=be6da6950d3b3182204303b9feaf923b

I've got DOS Shell working but it is pointless because it uses up all memory to do a directory listing of your hard drive. Ask me if you want it. Here is MS-DOS QBasic and it can run standalone or inside Command Prompt just like MS-DOS Editor. I can't play GORILLA.BAS because instead of showing color, the screen is black and I can't see anything. I will try to fix this when I get time, so no bananas for now.