Download 90 Days Trial Windows 7 - Server Returns Error
I try to download the 90 days Trial of Windows 7.When i start the MS Download Manager it returns after connecting "The Server returns a error message. Try again?" - what is the problem? Could it be caused by our Firewall? Or has MS canceled the download?I hope someone could help or even tell me, if i'm not the only one with this problem.
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