Official Direct Download Links to Windows 7 ISO x86 & x64 (Ultimate, Professional & Home Premium)

Though Microsoft has provided Windows 7 ISO (the disk image of Windows 7 DVD media) to its customers but those links were dynamic download links so they were not usable for everyone. Windows 7 now started appearing in the online stores such as Amazon, Digital River, etc for selling Windows 7 license and distribution of Windows 7 via the ESD channel. They distribute Windows 7 ISO disk image and the good news is that the links that they offer are static. So anyone can download official Windows 7 ISO disk image without any fear of getting a Trojan laden disk image that are available via shady sources like torrents.

Windows 7 ISO Disk Image Direct Download Links

32-bit Windows 7 Home Premium x86 ISO

Digital River: DOWNLOAD

64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium x64 ISO

Digital River: DOWNLOAD

32-bit Windows 7 Professional x86 ISO

Digital River: DOWNLOAD

64-bit Windows 7 Professional x64 ISO

Digital River: DOWNLOAD

How To Make a Bootable Windows 7 DVD from .exe, setup1.box & setup2.box Files

It’s very easy to turn them into an installable ISO. Just follow this quick guide to get Windows 7 bootable ISO image file, which can be burned to a DVD disk for a bootable Windows 7 DVD disc.

1. First, make sure that all your downloaded Windows 7 files (the .exe, setup1.box and setup2.box) are in the same folder.

2. Then, right-click on each of these files, select Properties, and click on Unblock button to prevent the files from unable to be accessed during the process. Click on OK when done.

3. Now, run the .exe executable as an administrator. It will then start to unpack all the files and will create a new folder called expandedSetup. This folder now has all the necessary files needed to install Windows 7. Exit from Install Windows wizard dialog.

4. Now, move the expandedSetup directory into C:\ drive.

5. Download oscdimg.zip. Extract oscdimg.exe from the downloaded .zip into%SystemDrive%\Windows\System32 folder. oscdimg.exe is included in Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) as part of WinPE. So if you have that installed, there is no need to download the file again.

6. Open an elevated command prompt as an administrator. In Vista you do this by typing cmd into your Start Menu and hitting [ctrl] + [shift] + [enter]. In XP, just type cmd into the Run dialogue ([Windows Key] + [R] or from your Start Menu). Run the following command:oscdimg.exe –bC:\expandedSetup\boot\etfsboot.com –u2 –h -m -lWIN_EN_DVD C:\expandedSetup\ C:\Windows7.iso Above command assumes thatexpandedSetup folder is located at C: root directory. If it’s not, change so. The -l labelname specify volume label, which can be changed, so do the output ISO file. Also remember that if the path has space, use quotation mark (”) to enclose the full path.

7. A bootable Windows 7 DVD ISO image in UDF format will be created as Windows7.iso in C:\ or any folder you specified above. Burn the newly created ISO with a CD/DVD burning software such as Nero, ImgBurn, CDBurnerXP, or InfraRecorder In Windows 7, you may burn the ISO image directly from Windows 7 Explorer without third-party software by just right-clicking on the ISO file and selecting burn image.

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