Trial Version DVD File Is Corrupt
I downloaded the Windows 7 trial version and when I try to install it I get a message that the file is corrupt. I would like to install the trial version but now the download is no longer available. How do I get a new copy to download?
View Replies (Posted: Friday, August 21, 2009 11:34 AM)
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