Mmm, well I got as far as being told to browse for the ISO file, and that was it.
Totally lost pretty well right away.
First Attempt and then Uninstall. Also, running the download left me with nothing but a selection box for repair and uninstalling. If I tried to shut that down it asked if I wanted to cancel the download program installation. Which of course, I didn't.
Finally I ignored that and just ran from the icon on the desktop which looked very professional. That's when I got the browse thing which just looked at the local discs. Odd.
Doing all again from scratch went differently, no uninstall/repair box jamming the procedure, but shortly asked for the ISO file again. Looked down the path in the icon properties, and after about five sub directories, came to a blank. Not the folders I in the path, and those that were there were empty.
Trouble is, with so little knowledge, I'm flummoxed all too easily. I know what an ISO file is, but I've never been asked to browse for one with no knowledge of where to look.
The following are frequently asked questions about using the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool:
Where can I download .NET framework 2.0?
The .NET framework can be downloaded here.
A few clues lead me here. Could it be I need this?
Time to give up - maybe tomorrow my brain will have revived.
