issue with Windows 7 installation


  1. Posts : 3
    Windows 7 - 32 bit
       #1

    issue with Windows 7 installation


    I have an issue with Windows 7 installation !!!
    I installed win 7 on my lenovo laptop today and am getting to see the win 7 logo. but after that i get a NDIS.SYS error. i try to do a system restore and start up repair and non of them work. after that i also tried to install vista on it, but it also had a same no boot error and showed that it might be caused due to a hardware. i installed them both using a USB DVD ROM. when i searched in Google for the answers it showed that this occurs due to hardware not being properly detected and installed. Please help me with it.

    My PC specs.
    Intel Centrino Mobile, 1.70 Ghz
    Intel 885 Motherboard
    DDR1 1.25 GB RAM
    Transcend USB DVD-RAM Drive
    SoundMax High Definition Audio
    Hitachi 500GB USB HDD, 40 GB Internal
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 13,354
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #2

    satyaki said:
    I have an issue with Windows 7 installation !!!
    I installed win 7 on my lenovo laptop today and am getting to see the win 7 logo. but after that i get a NDIS.SYS error. i try to do a system restore and start up repair and non of them work. after that i also tried to install vista on it, but it also had a same no boot error and showed that it might be caused due to a hardware. i installed them both using a USB DVD ROM. when i searched in Google for the answers it showed that this occurs due to hardware not being properly detected and installed. Please help me with it.

    My PC specs.
    Intel Centrino Mobile, 1.70 Ghz
    Intel 885 Motherboard
    DDR1 1.25 GB RAM
    Transcend USB DVD-RAM Drive
    SoundMax High Definition Audio
    Hitachi 500GB USB HDD, 40 GB Internal
    Hello,

    ndis.sys is a Windows networking driver. An error of that might indicate a problem with your network adapter. Look on the front of side of your laptop; see if there is a switch to disable the wireless card. If there is, try turning it off, and see what happens.

    If the problem persists after that, try testing the RAM and hard drive.

    For RAM, see this guide: RAM - Test with Memtest86+

    For hard drive, use the DOS version of SeaTools.
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  3. Posts : 3
    Windows 7 - 32 bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Solution


    Thanks a ton.
    i went to the BIOS and disabled the wireless network card and the problem seems to have gone.
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  4. Posts : 13,354
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #4

    Great, glad to hear it.

    If you need any recommendations on a new wireless card, we'll be happy to take a look. Let us know!
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