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It’s possible the Windows 7 ISO or DVD disc media that end-user possessed may be restricted to install a single edition or version of Windows 7 only. For example, a Windows 7 Professional media may not prompt option to select which edition of Windows 7 to install, and instead will install Windows 7 Professional edition. Likewise for Windows 7 Ultimate DVD ISO image or disc which may not have edition selection screen. However, all DVD of Windows 7 does contains and able to install all and any version of Windows 7, from Windows 7 Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional to Ultimate edition. Actually, the ability to select the version or edition of Windows 7 during setup installation, or which edition that the setup will automatically install, lies with a small configuration file named ei.cfg on the Windows 7 DVD, disc media or ISO image. The content of the ei.cfg file, inside the “sources” folder of the DVD looks like below: [ Edition ID] Ultimate [ Channel] Retail [ VL] 0 When ei.cfg does not exist, Windows 7 setup process will display a screen during Install Windows wizard to ask user to select the operating system (edition) to install. The selection of OS includes Windows 7 Starter, Windows 7 Home Basic, Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate. Thus, in order to be able to install any editions or install another different edition of Windows 7 without having to download ISO image or order a new DVD of Windows 7 with all SKUs enabled (all SKU version use the following hack to delete or modify ei.cfg file. Download and install an disc image utility such as Power ISO or Ultra ISO to open the ISO image of Windows 7 DVD. If you own a physical DVD disc media, the similar tool allows you to rip the DVD to ISO or other image format too. Another alternative for user with Windows 7 DVD ISO image downloaded via torrent or from Internet is to.
HTC latest masterpieces, HTC Hero, packs with the most coveted features in the modern mobile world, including powered by Google’s famous Android operating system. However, many user who are running Windows 7 (either 64-bit or the 32-bit version) are having some trouble sync-ing their Hero to their computer, as the driver is not installed properly in Windows 7. This seems to be a common problem. Luckily there is workaround and alternative sync method, by following guide below. In order to get HTC Hero synchronizes with Windows 7 computer: Download latest specialized sync tool from HTC, namely HTC Sync 2.04 from HTC: HTCsync.zip Install the downloaded program on the computer. At this moment, your computer still unable to recognize the HTC Hero. Manually update the HTC drivers from Windows 7, using the Windows Vista drivers by installing HTC Sync software on a machine running Windows Vista and then copying the drivers (namely androidusb.cat, androidusb.inf, androidusb.sys, htcrndis.cat, htcrndis.inf and Wdf Co Installer01007.dll in HTC Drivers folder) over to the Windows 7 machine. Alternatively, download pre-downloaded HTC Hero drivers packaged in ZIP format: HTC Hero driver for 32-bit Windows 7: HTC_ Driver_32.zip HTC Hero driver for 64-bit Windows 7: HTC_ Driver_64.zip Extract the driver into a folder. For example, % System Drive%:\ Program Files (x86)\ HTC\ HTC Driver\ Driver Files\ Vista_x64 (for the Windows 7 64-bit) or % System Drive%:\ Program Files (x86)\ HTC\ HTC Driver\ Driver Files\ Vista_x86 (for the Windows 7 32-bit) accordingly. Go to Devices 4) Update the driver (accessible from Properties -> Hardware tab) for incorrectly installed Android Phone from the Devices and Printers menu in Windows’ Start Menu, by selecting the copied driver location. If no ADB driver been installed yet, just install the driver directly by right click on the. INF file and select Install. The HTC.
Windows 7 ISO (x86 & x64) Official Download – Ultimate / Pro / Home Premium Want to reinstall Windows 7 to fresh state or want to perform clean install of Windows 7 on your computer or virtual machine ( VM but couldn’t find any DVD or USB installation media, nor ISO files? If you have purchased a Windows 7 license, in addition to product key, you usually have access to either an physical installation media in DVD discs, or able to download Windows 7 ISO images via digital delivery channel. If the Windows 7 setup installation ISO files are missing or deleted, you could no longer able to install Windows 7. Originally Microsoft did not provided ability to download Windows 7 OS in any format, unless you purchased the retail version of Windows 7 license online. In such cases, Microsoft delivered the ISO downloads via Digital River, Microsoft’s official content delivery partner for Windows 7. Though the direct download links for Windows 7 ISO images work for those who not purchased the license online, it’s not an officially sanctioned nor legal way. In fact, Microsoft have removed the Windows 7 ISO files from the Digital River’s servers since 2014. Microsoft does however start to provide a way to download Windows 7 disc images in ISO format, directly from Microsoft’s servers, through Software Recovery page. Here’s how you can download Windows 7 Disc Images ( ISO Files) via official channel legally, and optionally, create installation media such as DVD or bootable USB drive to install Windows 7: Visit Windows 7 Disc Images ( ISO Files) download page at Locate the Windows 7 product key – the product key is located inside the box that the Windows DVD came in, on the DVD, on the receipt or confirmation page for a digital purchase or in a confirmation e-mail that shows you purchased Windows. If you purchased a digital copy.