Discussion of warez is not allowed on TTG.

HOWEVER, you can use Windows 7 for free in trial mode for up to 120 days with the legal download for the disk image. This will give you plenty of time to get a copy.

When the 30 day trial runs out, you can reset it up to three times by running "slmgr -rearm" in the command line and rebooting.

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r00t wrote Discussion of warez is not allowed on TTG.

HOWEVER, you can use Windows 7 for free in trial mode for up to 120 days with the legal download for the disk image. This will give you plenty of time to get a copy.

When the 30 day trial runs out, you can reset it up to three times by running "slmgr -rearm" in the command line and rebooting.

Links to disk images provided by MS: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
To create a bootable flash drive for installation: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Sorry, didnt know :S ahahah. Does the free trial pop up when setting up a brand new PC? :S

New PCs usually come with an OS (as well as other software and drivers from the manufacturer) installed already.

If you install an un-licensed copy of Windows, it will let you use it without bothering you for 30 days. If it does immediately give you the "Windows is not genuine" thing at the bottom right, just run the re-arm command, reboot, and it will go away for 30 days.

r00t wrote New PCs usually come with an OS (as well as other software and drivers from the manufacturer) installed already.

If you install an un-licensed copy of Windows, it will let you use it without bothering you for 30 days. If it does immediately give you the "Windows is not genuine" thing at the bottom right, just run the re-arm command, reboot, and it will go away for 30 days.

Im not sure though coz im building the pc so i dont think it will have windows 7 on it :/

oBigHarvo wrote

r00t wrote New PCs usually come with an OS (as well as other software and drivers from the manufacturer) installed already.

If you install an un-licensed copy of Windows, it will let you use it without bothering you for 30 days. If it does immediately give you the "Windows is not genuine" thing at the bottom right, just run the re-arm command, reboot, and it will go away for 30 days.

Im not sure though coz im building the pc so i dont think it will have windows 7 on it :/

You're right; it will not. Hard drives ship blank.

r00t wrote

oBigHarvo wrote

r00t wrote New PCs usually come with an OS (as well as other software and drivers from the manufacturer) installed already.

If you install an un-licensed copy of Windows, it will let you use it without bothering you for 30 days. If it does immediately give you the "Windows is not genuine" thing at the bottom right, just run the re-arm command, reboot, and it will go away for 30 days.

Im not sure though coz im building the pc so i dont think it will have windows 7 on it :/

You're right; it will not. Hard drives ship blank.

So how am i supposed to put windows 7 on it for now? :S :S

Download windows 7 iso and use usb/dvd tool and then on bios make sure it starts up from your usb and install from there!

Windows download (home premium 64 bit) this is a legit download you will need a key past 30 days.
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Im not 100% if you need a key right away or after 30 days, but PM me if you need more help.