Of course Microsoft is going to check those keys entered into the Disc image page, they are retail keys and are supposed to be unique. So if one key is being used to download several times, they know something is wrong. Thanks for sharing this informative post regarding links for windows 7 sp1 ISO from Microsoft, This post will be useful for them those are expert and they want extra informative. Keep giving updates. Iv a dell inspirion on wind 7 but got 2nd hand so wanted re-install wind 7 but no disk and am a beginer using the internet ,How do i no whitch i want use?
How do i download coz at the min the windows help keeps popping up wen i click open? Or is there a way of downloading to my iphone then getting it on iv a 32b dell. What is coem? Which one you will recommend to download from your given website- adguard. Thank You. SHA1 generated for windows 8. The media creation tool version installs from a. There are several checksums because there are several ISO releases, your best bet is to Google it and go through the list of available checksums.
If you want Win 7 Pro English, then that is technically correct. Just to point out none of the ISOs coming from that program come from Microsoft servers, so download the files at your own risk. Or if its already applied then how to I get to choose between Home and Pro when getting the windows 10 iso? I understand how it works, after you click on your select edition….
Oh, something went wrong. Please retry the request later. If this does not work, please contact the Site administration: adguard. Is that method no longer a fix? Or am I missing it somehow? And they wonder why they are targetted all the time. The sooner we have a better operating system from a different company the better! There already is a better OS than Windows, and it is Totally Free for everyone, and includes loads of free open source software.
I recommend Ubuntu for 1st timers, loads of software, support options and Forums for troubleshooting. I needed an ISO for Windows 7 for my laptop. I had a legit key but could not download the ISO from the Microsoft site. This worked a treat. I bought a Dell laptop having a window 8 64 bit. I was very upset when I tried to install Illustrator and Photoshop.
I want to install a clean copy of window 7 ultimate 64 bits and your instructions helped me a lot. I am your admirer since May God bless you and your loved ones.
I will contact you once I install the same. Downloaded w7 ISO easily, just wondering if you do a reinstall with one of these, it will not be considered genuine and will not be activated unless you have a product key?
Like with every Windows 7 install disc, you need a genuine product key to activate it. That can be a key from a sticker or if your computer was made by the likes of Dell or HP, you can backup the OEM key before reinstalling. Thanks for the reply. Amazing site btw, a lot of great information. One more question. If that is the case your computer will not activate after reinstall. Fantastic post. Great info, loved the java trick.
Thank you — now i can reinstall my oem build from legit source. Family members using the internet on their laptops is fine, just for me it isn't]. I have been checking around other issues, and doing MANY things to figure it out, and now getting the hint that it may be to do with my DNS settings or something no idea about things like this..
Anyone know what my problem is? Would be great if you could help. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. Download and install it. Once its installed, run it, and check which app is comsuming most of the bandwidth. Hi, yes I had tried that before, but it still doesn't work - However, I just started my computer in 'safe mode with networking' and my internet seemed to load fine, as well as other websites??
But it still does not work, when I start it normally. Do you know what could be the reason behind this? Yes, I tried Internet Explorer, still doesn't work there either. I had even uninstalled Google chrome, and installed it back again to see if that made a difference but it didn't. I also disabled my AVG antivirus to see if it would work, but still didn't?
Run the netshell command to reset the IP stack and see if that works. To do this, open a command prompt as administrator and type exactly this:. If you copied that from the command prompt, the first thing I see is the end needs to be ". Secondly the operation requires elevation message tells me the command prompt was not run as administrator. Make sure you right click the CMD icon and click "Run as administrator" Third, if fixing the two things mentioned above does not work try not giving it a location and type this:.
Well I unchecked many items, and then restarted computer, but still doesn't seem to work :? This is what is left, including 'dropbox' [cant see in image] the rest are unchecked. I know you stated earlier that you disabled your anti virus, however I see here that its set to start on bootup.
I would uncheck everything that has to do with your anti virus and restart, as a matter of fact I would go one step further and delete AVG off your system as it has been known to cause many problems. I used to use it and it caused problems with basic Windows functions.
I would instead download and use Microsoft security essentials, just be sure to test your internet after uninstalling AVG and before installing Security Essentials. Also, do you download torrents by any chance? Torrent programs such as Bitcomet etc have been known to mess with IP stack. Thank you for replying. Here's the thing. Originally I had Microsoft Security Essentials. I deleted that when I had this problem with my internet, as I thought maybe it was that.
I thereby downloaded AVG anti virus?? Should I still do what you said, because thing is, the problem will most likely still happen, as I just recently downloaded AVG whilst the problem was already present. So I uninstalled AVG completely. I'm running out of ideas here so now I am just shooting in the dark. Have you tried disabling Windows firewall? If that doesn't work, give this a try:. If you get a response that says "Packet needs to be fragmented but DF set, then keep pinging the same address but lowering the MTU value by 25 until you get a normal ping.
There is also one listed under Windows "Fix Windows system performance problems on slow Windows computers". Maybe give both of those a shot and at least see if Internet Explorer is working better. Not sure if anyone else suggested this already, but you have made sure that Windows is up to date?
Perhaps you need to update or revert your network driver? My apologies, use a lowercase L instead of uppercase and then follow the rest of my instructions and let me know. Have you uninstalled and reinstalled Java? If so, have you made sure all traces of it have been deleted from the registry?
Please check the name and try again. Has anyone checked to see if installing this update, rebooting, and they doing other updates makes Windows Updates on any better? Just upgrade your servers to server this is faster dan installing updates on a machine. I hear Hollio's frustrations and had a chuckle to myself. Microsoft really need to focus their customers or one day they will regret it. I have trained my whole career in their products and it now makes me feel I have to re-train, unacceptable.
I'm piling on this thread. Years on Server , we never had issues like this. Since migrating to Server a couple years back, updates have been an endless nightmare every month - stuck on "Downloading Updates Systems almost unusable for hours. I can't even gracefully stop the Windows Update service on some of these! It just hangs at Stopping. The whole thing is a joke. We're stuck on for now due to needing CIS benchmarks.
As soon as they have one for , we're done with I have been following this thread for a while. I have found some relief by doing the updates via this method. If you hit ctrl-c twice in a row it closes the CLI and you have to start over. I have taken considerable time out of the update process by switching to this method and not using the GUI. I also have figured out how to force stop the frozen TIworker process service that hangs for an hour before finally releasing and letting the server reboot.
Who sets a time out of an hour I use remote process viewer from lizard systems from another domain joined machine to look at the services running and stuck on the server.
You can kill or restart the services using this tool I am also wondering if it might be time for class action lawsuit against microsoft for lost productivity due to this horrible update system they have inflicted on us. Windows Modules Installer Worker runs for hours and hours. What on Earth is Microsoft doing to our systems?? This is completely unacceptable for production servers! And Microsoft seems unwilling to do anything about it. The behavior is utterly unjustifiable. There's no process that needs to be doing whatever it is they're doing for that long.
Given Microsoft has quietly gotten UCC laws changed across the country over the last 25 years they have made themselves almost impossible to sue.
And in the current political climate I doubt the government would do anything to stop Microsoft's monopolistic, overbearing and intrusive practices. This is astounding Started it on July 3rd. Added a Task Scheduler task to shutdown the VM at PM with conditions that include "Start the task only if the computer is idle for 10 mins.
It has been running 5 solid days without shutting down! It is never idle long enough for the condition to be satisfied. And what is it doing??? The problem was bad enough for us servers were taking hours to 'install' patches, then would fail after reboot. We'd repeat the process 2 or 3 times before success. During the call the MS support rep was understanding but not really helpful.
However, she did suggest something that we finally tried last week. The warning that it will take up more space is no lie. They, obviously, take longer to download so you'll need to plan accordingly for space and timing with any Group Policy being used to push updates. The longest it's taken for a single patch cycle was 3.
Also, with the July patches released yesterday our servers were completely patched and rebooted in less than 45 minutes!!! These are servers in our test environment - production systems but non-critical KMS, Print Servers, etc. We'll be testing the "express updates" with high-production systems next week and critical production the week after that. As a hour manufacturing facility we have been VERY concerned about lengthy outages for patching and cautious about migrating systems from to due to the slow patching.
The Express Update option so far seems to have resolved this issue. I don't know why Microsoft isn't screaming from the mountain tops to use this as a solution.
Maybe we've just been lucky so far but given the number of people experiencing this problem I wanted to get our results out there for others to test. We have several servers and usually they install without issue and is done via SCCM software updates. I typically don't have to manually install updates but there are several servers that require it.
I do notice longer update times on in comparison with older OS versions. I run updates on Server R2 and side by side on the ones I do manually atm. Sometimes servers aren't that bad and update fairly quickly. Not sure what factor is causing the slowness randomly.
There are other issues that can occur that cause the download or install to hang but I believe that is not within the scope of this post. If you are having that issue there are resolutions to it outside this thread. The reboots are so long that I was sure the servers were locked up the first few times through. It is 1am. I would really like to get some sleep. What the hell, Microsoft? Download of cumulative update takes forever even with high bandwidth , installation takes a while, preparing Windows lets you fall on sleep just got a second cumulative update after surviving first reboots.
I had this exact problem windows server took multiple hours to update, following several resources i created this guide for slip streaming the iso. While i understand this isn't a solution it is a usable work around. Download a windows server iso here is the link to the trial version iso : Evaluation Iso and place it in the base iso path.
Ended up having to leave it overnight Sunday 8th Sept to download the update. As of now Monday 9th Sept , I have a root controller waiting to have KB installed at the next maintenance window. What took the time? This update is 1. And before anyone asks, there are no download speed restrictions in place on any of my servers. I don't know if Microsoft is throttling at their end or there is something in the code on Server A fresh install of Server on a new backup system 3 weeks ago was fully updated within an hour!.
If you completely disable Windows Defender and reboot updates install way faster. Its night and day. I manually installed the latest servicing stack and rebooted. I manually installed the latest cumulative update and rebooted. I let Windows update do the rest. Took less then 30 minutes. Server takes an incredible amount of time when Preparing to install updates..
Here's an example, I was tasked to update a server at 2AM with a window of 2 hours usually more then I would ever need for an update. I know its a Cumulative update but this is just not right how an update can take this long to install.
So the 's customers who we have with workgroup that don't have or want. Hi, I'm so glad you've shared where to view the latest updates for windows server Do you think you could link the page where I could also download it, instead of just the version name and things?
A new setup is quicker, Linux is quicker Win is quicker. I wonder how comes, such things are never changed, I understand the bad QoS MS has, as their people are waiting for updates instead of checking quality of product. Excuse me for necroposting and bad English. May be, this will help someone who have to update lots of Windows installations manually to save some time. Disclaimer: this will not help a lot. This will definitely don't help if some of the system files are damaged, use the full command set from the first link then:.
The commands above do help but they also may take hours and consume a lot of single core performance. These action should be weighted and cannot be executed over dozends or hundreds of servers at a time, at least not unorchestrated. Also it cuts anyone off to uninstall updates from the time of execution. I appreaciate your workaround, but found that the next or next after CU will underly the same complications as if we did not do this. Applying this every months is beyond reasonability and ressource consumption.
The dism process in , Server and client is broken. It was fixed in this includes later Server SAC core releases. I can encourage everyone to use Software Assurance to upgrade to or later releases. This makes a major change also for update sizes. Another rumour was that update size is the matter for this roughly 1. I can disprove this by intensive test Later releases as said above have the same update size and are working very much faster.
A second rumour was that was only that fast patching because it was new and would raise consequently over months. This is not true either, or at least not in the relative amount as we thought.
Folks often get so attached to old hardware. Our time is worth so much more than re-using old slow equipment. I find updates are slow but not too bad. I can gen up a instance on modern hardware and update it within an hour. The trick is to download the latest SSU and 1. After installing , manually install the latest SSU and then the huge cumulative.
That's pretty much all there is to it. It is true, updates generally only use a single core so it does not make sense to grumble about performance if the CPU is old and slow. There are tons of fast salvage processors out there, usually quite cheap.
Favor GHz over cores and the server will be faster. Also, if the server is running hard drives as the boot disk, there's the problem. SSD's are super cheap, our time is worth so much more. Dump the slow disks and go with SSD's. Also consider disabling HT and C states during the installs and insure the processor is running cool for maximum performance.
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Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows Server General. Sign in to vote. Reviewer: nethertheforager - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - June 8, Subject: works perfectly works fine. Reviewer: VMGuy 23 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - May 19, Subject: works for me windows xp works nice got past installing devices, unlike other one i tried. Reviewer: windows98dude - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - May 13, Subject: yay yay i can finally play old games without patching and messing around with windows:.
Reviewer: windowsxpdestroyer - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 26, Subject: What's is the key? I just wanna know what the key is, to download bonzi buddy. Reviewer: M Copulos - favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 24, Subject: product key idk what the product key is and the one in the desc dosent work pls help aaaaaaaaaaaa. Reviewer: blue. Reviewer: GP33 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - March 28, Subject: Works like a charm!
Used it to make my xp gaming pc and it's installing fine. Reviewer: mabs - favorite - March 14, Subject: Problematic Install I install this windows, under the impression that it is a legitimate Microsoft installation. DLL is not a valid windows image.
Please check this against your installation diskette. Thinking about reformatting the disk and install someother OS. It's a good OS. But because I'm having a hard time trying to decide whether I should get x64 or x86, I'm giving it 4 stars.
Other then that It runs great. Reviewer: mattias proos - - February 16, Subject: broken how to run. Reviewer: Anthony Valdes - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 13, Subject: i can customize this im gonna make my own windows xp based os.
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Reviewer: Asym29 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - January 6, Subject: Good It works good product key working, iso working, and works in Vmware 16 pro. Is this that it comes with some sort of bloatware?
I want to install it in a Virtualbox environment so not to worried about it but checking. Reviewer: ZombieWrecker29 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 4, Subject: Used it as a Primary Operating System I litterally used this as my primary operating system for about a few weeks. Reviewer: Anonymous - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 3, Subject: Good Work I download this iso again and again and set it up on vm.
Whenever i want to set up windows xp in vm i download this. I agree with the other person about that guy. He doesn't even know that making a new partition will wipe your drive unless you don't use the whole drive and the other partition is smaller than the disk size.
Anyway, this is great! If this bug doesn't happen to you, I recommend using the CD, as for this kind of OS it's more genuine and safier to install from the CD. Reviewer: DavidRomanul - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - October 31, Subject: Super! Very nice and still working! This is not fake To the people who say this is fake, this is genuine.
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