

I am also getting 'windows 7 not genuine errors' and a black screen b/c my product key is not valid with win 7 home. When I go to device manager, I can see the drivers, but the software is nowhere to be found on my computer. I am currently using win 7 home, and it is giving me some problems such as not loading my integrated webcam and keyboard drivers. I have a hp all-in-one pc that originally came with win 7 pro oa (according to my coa sticker located on the bottom of the computer).

I'm going to try to make this sound as less complicated as possible. Windows 7 Pro Oa Sea Hp Download Drivers.Update: Digital River links, the long-time source for Windows 7 ISOs, no longer work. Visit Microsoft’s Software Recovery Center for official Windows 7 ISO downloads, or Microsoft’s installation media page for Windows 8.1. In Chris’ case, that’s Windows 7 Home Basic.)Ĭan’t find an install disc or don’t have an optical drive? There are “official” Windows 7 SP1 ISO downloads available from the Windows 7 Forums. (Don’t bother trying to sneak an upgrade remember, your key will work only with the version of Windows that came with your PC. Enter your license key and you’re good to go. Now, just boot from that flash drive and choose the version of Windows you want to install. When it’s done doing its thing, use the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool to put that tweaked ISO on a flash drive. That’s where Ei.cfg Removal Utility comes in: It effectively creates a “universal” Windows ISO, one that will install whatever version matches your product key.įrom a high-level perspective, the process would work like this: Borrow a friend’s install DVD, copy the ISO file from it to your hard drive, then run Ei.cfg. Likewise, even if Chris somehow laid hands on a Windows 7 Home Premium disc, his Home Basic license key wouldn’t work.
