Hi Alfredo Garcia,
Windows 7 Pro Embedded is a specialized edition, and Microsoft no longer provides direct ISO downloads for Windows 7 through public channels since support ended in January 2020. However, because you already have a valid license key, you can still reinstall the operating system using official installation media. The recommended path is to obtain the ISO through your original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or hardware vendor, as they typically provide recovery images tailored to embedded systems. If your OEM no longer offers downloads, you can also reach out to Microsoft Volume Licensing Service Center (VLSC) or your enterprise licensing administrator, as embedded editions were distributed through those channels.
It’s important to avoid third-party download sites, as they may host modified or unsafe images. Using OEM or Microsoft licensing portals ensures that the ISO is genuine and secure. Once you have the ISO, you can create bootable media with tools like Rufus or the Windows USB/DVD Download Tool, and then reinstall using your existing product key.
In short, the ISO is not available through the public Microsoft download page, but you can obtain it safely through your OEM or licensing channels.
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Jason.