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I got Win 7 Home to install

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I just installed Win 7 Home Premium 32-bit on my Gizmo - 2 . I installed with DVD in a  LG Slim Portable DVD Writer plugged in USB - 2. I also had to

have my mouse and keyboard in a USB - 2 also. Could not get anything installed threw USB - 3 . I installed it on a ADATA  mSATA 64 GB . I also got a

no drive error message the first time. I rebooted and tried again and got the same error but this time i got  the back button somehow and when it went back, it went to

the installing screen. It loads up to Win 7 now.

                                                                     Walt

  • Hi Walt,

     

    nice to see! I have installed the W8 embedded and it worked fine while I met problems with windows 7. I was unsure if it worked and though to make a try with windows 7 embedded. But probably was depending by my hardware setup. Now I should try it again. Thank you for the note.

     

    Enrico

    1. This product requires a valid product activation key in order to be downloaded. Enter the 25-character product key that came with your product into the field below. Your product key is located inside the box that the Windows DVD came in, on the DVD or in the confirmation email that shows you purchased Windows.
    2. Once the product key has been verified, select a product language from the menu.
    3. Select either the 32-bit or 64-bit version for download. If both are available, you will receive download links for both. Not sure which one? See the FAQ page for more information on how to determine which version(s) you need.

  • 1. Find your Windows 7 product key: Typically this 25-character alphanumeric string is printed on a sticker affixed to your PC or on documentation included with your PC. Alternatively, you can use a keyfinder program such as Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder to pull your product key from the Registry. You need your product key to reinstall Windows.

    2. Download the ISO file for the version of Windows 7 you own:

    UPDATE 2/25/15 Digital River no longer works; you can now download Windows 7 ISOs from Microsoft's Software Recovery website.

    3. Download the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool. This utility lets you copy your Windows 7 ISO file to a DVD or USB flash drive. Whether you choose DVD or USB makes no difference; just confirm that your PC can boot to the media type you select.

    4. Boot your computer using the Windows 7 DVD or USB flash drive. Follow the prompts to prepare the destination hard drive and install Windows.