Looking for a Tosh 600 Satellite Series Boot Disk/Iso For Wind 7 Home Prem 64bit?

[Outlaws12]

Title says it all, Tosh wants like 40 bucks for the disk...but you can buy identical laptop for just a little more on ebay so i dont seeing paying that from toshiba. Specific model is C655d.

Thanks

 

[DVDR_Dog]

Ok I am confused. Is your Windows 7 COA intact? If so, you can do an OEM install and get all the drivers from Toshiba's site. Win 7 OEM is available for d/l from Microsoft, just use the CD key on your COA. The advantage is no Toshiba bloatware much of which is now obsolete, you get a fairly new copy of Win 7 so you avoid a long list of updates and you have the latest drivers. You also have the option of using that same key for Win 10 should you care to upgrade.
If you need the link to the M/S Win 7 download P/M me and I will give it to you. It's all legal I just don't want to post links to M/S in this forum.

 

[Snuffy]

I have to checked but I think MediaCreationTool still has Windows 7 on it. which is directly from MS.
I also still have my win7 iso on disk, if needed i can rip and upload but need to know x86 or x64.
DVDs are dang slow to rip. ok i added a torrent to my seedbox . = (name only not link).
Windows 7 Ultimate Sp1 x64 En-US Oct2019

 

[Snuffy]

OK even better my google drive name "x17-59186.iso"

X17-59186.iso

drive.google.com

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[hacxx]

Why not buy a new one? The amount you are paying to repair is half price from a new laptop.

 

[Diguelo]

Why not buy a new one? The amount you are paying to repair is half price from a new laptop.

Dude, really, I am attached to stuff I bought in 1994 and it gets repaired, or should I just say nah ill upgrade it and condemn it to the bin.

It contains a Golf program I love to mess with and new VHD stuff wont run it, so repair is often the only choice where an upgrade would require a massive learning curve.

Be respectful of things that are old, one day you will be,

As i recall Boot Disks on Satellite, you can still obtain IMG files to get floppies from. Ive done it a few times for XP 95 98 installs. Do a google for the IMG file for the floppy you need a lot of archive sites have them.

Long live the bricks.

 

[AFFASocial]

Ok I am confused. Is your Windows 7 COA intact? If so, you can do an OEM install and get all the drivers from Toshiba's site. Win 7 OEM is available for d/l from Microsoft, just use the CD key on your COA. The advantage is no Toshiba bloatware much of which is now obsolete, you get a fairly new copy of Win 7 so you avoid a long list of updates and you have the latest drivers. You also have the option of using that same key for Win 10 should you care to upgrade.
If you need the link to the M/S Win 7 download P/M me and I will give it to you. It's all legal I just don't want to post links to M/S in this forum.

I agree OEM version should work just fine