Once the USB image is completed, safely remove it and take it to your Aspire One D270.After everything is set and the tool is doing its job, it creates a bootable USB drive with Windows 7 ready to install. Follow the steps, choosing the ISO file (the one you just removed 'eicfg' from), choosing your USB flash drive as the target, etc. Using a 4GB USB flash drive at minimum, insert the drive into a USB port.After a few seconds, you should get a notification that 'eicfg' has been removed. When the browser window opens, navigate to where you saved the Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit) with SP1 disc image file and select it.

Unzip the eicfg Removal Utility on the 'other' computer (I recommend unzipping it into its own folder on the desktop somewhere - this utility does not require installation, per se).Install the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool on the 'other' computer.Note: This is the utility that will 'unlock' the Starter edition of Windows 7 from the ISO file you download from the link immediately above this one. This is a >2GB download, so you may want to go catch a movie during this download! Though it is labeled 'Home Premium,' it should also contain the Starter edition, which we will be 'unlocking' in one of the steps. Note: This file is an untouched disc image file of Windows 7 which comes directly from Microsoft. Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit) with SP1 If you haven't already, download the following files:.You will, of course, need temporary access to another computer: Follow these steps and you'll be back up and running soon.

I have a D270, as well, and have done this plenty of times.

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