Direct Download Windows 7 and Install it without a DVD

By Arun Basil Lal | Published: January 13, 2009

A Faster Way To Install Windows 7 Microsoft recently released the beta version of Windows 7 and it is available for direct download till the end of January. What you download here is an iso file which when written to a DVD acts as a bootable DVD and installs the Windows 7 beta.

Burning the beta version of Windows 7 to a DVD is actually wasting one DVD. Because, it’s an error-prone version which will soon expire. Of course, you can use a Virtual DVD drive to install it, but the trouble comes when the system tries to boot from the virtual DVD, which is impossible.

Thankfully, Computing Unleashed has come-up with a solution. In the 20-step tutorial to Install Windows 7 or Windows Vista without a DVD or Pen drive, Amal explains with examples, how you can install the OS from you hard disc which not only saves the DVD, but is much faster then the DVD install. You will need a Virtual Drive to start with.

Read the tutorial now!

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7 Comments

Amal

Posted January 13, 2009 at 16:29 | Permalink

THanks, arun for publicizing my tutorial.

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JAGAN

Posted January 15, 2009 at 15:45 | Permalink

great, thanks for such an useful information

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- Arun
  
  Posted January 15, 2009 at 21:52 | Permalink
  
  Thank computing Unleashed, Amal is the guy behind these…
  
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Sudipto

Posted January 22, 2009 at 16:33 | Permalink

Anyone used Windows 7 before? Is is good?

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- Arun
  
  Posted January 22, 2009 at 18:36 | Permalink
  
  One of my frind uses it. It has lots of bugs and it crashes often. Microsoft advises that “if you cant troubleshoot yourself, dont use the beta release”.
  
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Posted February 1, 2009 at 19:21 | Permalink

Thanks Arun, I’m using Windows XP and want refresh my PC. I’ve tried it

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- Arun
  
  Posted February 2, 2009 at 19:30 | Permalink
  
  How is Windows 7 going there..? Can you do a review for me..?
  
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