The ISO file can be burned on a USB drive or a DVD drive to make it bootable. Microsoft makes the ISO files available so that users can download and clean install/update Windows without any problems.Īn ISO is a single file containing all Windows installation media. Windows 7 ISO images are available for everyone to download. It can be because they are now used to it, or for any other testing purposes. However, even in this day and age, some people still prefer using Windows 7 for their daily tasks.
It has since been superseded by Windows 8, 8.1, 10, and Windows 11, and the support for Windows 7 ended in 2020. P2V - Physical to Virtual - taking a physical computer & making a VM out of it.Windows 7 was first released on 22nd October 2009. r/platformengineering - building a better base Nomenclature
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