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>>22177
You want a torrent that you can put on a flash drive that'll download windows?

Nigga you high?

>>22180
sorry idk how this shit works like i said this is my first computer ive built. mind helping a fellow anon out?

>>22177
>>22181

https://kat.cr/windows-7-ultimate-sp1-x64-en-us-esd-july-2015-pre-activation-team-os-t10959977.html

download it, use the USB tool application to transfer to your flash drive, plug into new computer, turn on new computer and go to your BIOS (whatever F key it is, depending on mobo), find option to boot off the plugged in flash drive. You will then download windows on whichever drive you want.

>>22177
use rufus. find a windows 7 iso from a reputed source and then check the hash after its downloaded. if you dont have usb 3.0 drivers intel has a usb 3.0 driver installer into your windows 7 USB installer.

I wanted to do this too. But it's not worth it. It's easier to make install media for Windows and buy a really cheap key off a third party site. But you're going to need a second computer and a USB drive/disk.

First you need to download the Windows media creation tool and pick the Windows version you want.

Then you can either choose to burn it on a disk or put it on a USB stick.

Once it's done, insert the install media onto the new computer and install Windows with the serial key.

There's a lot of sellers selling windows keys for cheap and most of them are not region locked. Some of the keys also come with a free upgrade to Windows 10.

1)download iso
2)download rufus
3)click a few buttons on rufus to make a bootable iso usb

done. Boot into the usb when you first power on your computer.

>>22243
I would totally recommend getting the OS from an official location. Every cracked software is a potential security risk (not implying that purchased software can't be a security risk as well). You definitely don't want risking having a bad virus in your OS.