ASUS laptop stuck in reboot loop.

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  1. seavixen32
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    Can I ask where you got your copy of Windows 7 Ultimate from?

    If it was an ISO it may be corrupted.

    Also, which product key are you using to activate? If it's the one on your COA sticker, the ISO you download must be the same version, which in your case is Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
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  3. gir75twg
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    seavixen32 said:
    Can I ask where you got your copy of Windows 7 Ultimate from?

    If it was an ISO it may be corrupted.

    Also, which product key are you using to activate? If it's the one on your COA sticker, the ISO you download must be the same version, which in your case is Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
    I bought a copy of Windows Ultimate, unfortunately I scratched the disc beyond repair on accident. So I had to download an ISO. I'll check the integrity of it.
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  4. seavixen32
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    OK, don't forget you can also burn the ISO to a DVD-R if the USB bootable drive proves to be a problem.
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  6. gir75twg
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    seavixen32 said:
    OK, don't forget you can also burn the ISO to a DVD-R if the USB bootable drive proves to be a problem.
    That's what I thought, so I'm re-downloading the ISO (on my brother's laptop at the moment) and I'll burn it to a DVD and see what results I get. How long should a installation of Windows Ultimate take? Mine was fairly quick, so maybe it's not doing everything it should.
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  7. writhziden
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    Installation can take anywhere from 5 minutes to two hours depending on the system. Do you have an SSD?
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