This is for Canadian Students and available for $39.99 after you log in with a valid email:

[url]http://store.digitalriver.com/DRHM/s...en_CA&Env=BASE[/url]

edit: If you see Office 2007 Ultimate, look for a link that says Additional Products, and Windows 7 Professional Upgrade will be an available option.

now, if you know anyone who is a student in US, check it out this link

The U.S. gets it for 29.99 - $10 less... and our currencies are not that far apart.

US: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/student/dis...s/default.aspx[/url]



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[url]http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...pgrade-advisor[/url]

If you have some hardware that is older and you cannot live without, check and see if 64-bit drivers exist for it first![/COLOR]

本帖最后于2009年10月24日16年前，由小虫子编辑

Has anyone found instructions on how to unpack and install the files once downloaded?

* * SOLUTION * *

There is a way to create an image file dispite recieving this error we seem to be all recieving.

1. You will need to use an additional Microsoft command-line tool, called Oscdimg.
Details here
Download here

Download the .zip file and extract it. Then cut and paste the Oscdimg.exe file into your C:\Windows\System32 directory


2. You now need to start up your command prompt, which can be done by Start->Run then enter 'cmd' into the prompt.


3. You should now have the command prompt open, now you need to use the Oscdimg tool to create the image, by entering the following:
Oscdimg.exe -u2 -bC:\<YOUR DIR> \expandedSetup\boot\etfsboot.com -h C:\<YOUR DIR> \expandedSetup C:\<YOUR DIR> \Win7.iso

For example: Oscdimg.exe -u2 -bC:\Users\James\Downloads\expandedSetup\boot\etfsb oot.com -h C:\ Users\James\Downloads \expandedSetup C:\ Users\James\Downloads \Win7.iso

It will now scan the source tree then begin creating the image. PLEASE note: you must replace '<YOUR DIR> ' appropriatly as to where you have downloaded the files.


4. You should now have an image file, called Win7.iso, in the same directory.


5. You can now burn this .iso file to a blank DVD using appropriate software. I personally use PowerISO (You dont need the paid version to burn the image)


6. Viola! You have your not so shiney Windows 7 disk. Restart your computer and install away!