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Bubba Euler:
Thank you, Shane!!! I installed uTorrent and downloaded the "file" (wonderful stuff!!!!!) and burned it to DVD-R. Now, I've gotta' get the courage to do the "Repair Install" from the DVD-R. I think I can, I think I can....
Rain in TX, the Super Bowl and computer maintenance. What a weekend!?!
Bubba Euler
Again, thank you.
Oh, I have three (3) Keys for Windows 7 x64:
1. System Registered: 00359-OEM-8992687-00006 Product ID
2. Sticker ID: H24PJxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
3. Belarc: VQB3X-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I assume, at my own risk, that the System Registered ID is the one I should use, when or if required during the "Repair Install".
Shane:
I removed your keys, dont want those on the net :wink:
--- Quote ---Oh, I have three (3) Keys for Windows 7 x64:
1. System Registered: 00359-OEM-8992687-00006 Product ID
2. Sticker ID: H24PJxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
3. Belarc: VQB3X-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
--- End quote ---
You will use number 2.
The 1st and third one are installed by the manufacture and are a default key. You have to have a certificate file installed with that key to have it fully activated. But sine you have your key code on the sticker you can just use that :wink:
When doing the repair install follow that page exactly and make sure to choose the same version of windows your on when doing it.
Shane
Bubba Euler:
Good Morning, Shane,
I've read and re-read the instructions provided on Seven Forums for the"Repair Install". I have the ISO image of Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 32-64 bit Disc. My computer is not loaded with SP1!! The instructions do not specify what to do in this case. Am I safe to run "Repair Install" with this ISO file or should I continue to look for one without SP1?
Man, I don't want to mess this up.
I guess, better safe than sorry? What's your advice on this dilemma?
Bubba Euler
friedmonky:
Hey Bubba,
I wasn't aware that you did not have SP1 installed. Not sure if Shane would agree with me on this or not but, I would try installing SP1 first to see if it remedies your issue before trying a repair install. You never know.
In order to use a Win7 SP1 disk to do a repair install SP1 needs to be installed on the machine. So, you would either have to install SP1 before attempting the repair anyway, or you would have to find a ISO of Win7 without SP1 to use for the repair. Just my thoughts. :cheesy:
Bubba Euler:
Thank you! I've downloaded SP1 and attempted to install it. It stalls during the process giving me an error message I don't remember. Between a rock and a hard place, huh?
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