don´t see the windows 7 animation boot

Low level format prior to OS install.

TheBull said:

Try this:

Type cmd into the Start menu search box and run as administrator

Run the following commands,

bcdboot %WinDir% /l en-US

Change the en-US to the language version of the installed Windows 7, such as ja-JP, de-DE, es-ES, pt-BR, zh-CN, zh-TW, fr-FR, fi-FI and etc.

and restart.

thanks but.. i try this method but not work...
and the option of low level format any suggest what program use??

Antman said:

Low level format prior to OS install.

Suitable apps are provided by each disk manufacturer. Check their websites or CDs

Antman said:

Suitable apps are provided by each disk manufacturer. Check their websites or CDs

in case of doubt this will do Disk Eraser

Tews said:

Sounds like someone did an upgrade instead of a clean install..

I don't know about VIsta/Win7, but XP's boot.ini can survive a partiton delete, create, format routine (using the XP setup disk) during a clean install.

True story.

Antman said:

I don't know about VIsta/Win7, but XP's boot.ini can survive a partiton delete, create, format routine (using the XP setup disk) during a clean install.

True story.

same as ram. if you don't use virtual memory, and you have to restart the same error will come up. Need to switch off and let the memory discharge.

Yeah I'm having this same exact problem also. It's on an asus cs5110 and it's the only computer out of the 5 that I've put windows 7 on that is having this issue. I did a clean install and even after that I had the problem so I tried completely wiping the drive and total reformat and I'm still getting that bar from vista startup instead of the new windows 7 startup animation. Other than that, it works fine. Can it somehow be in the bios or something weird like that? The bios is AMI version 1201 build date 10/31/08. I'm also using win 7 home premium direct from technet. It's not a big deal, but annoying since I don't know what's causing it.