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The steps to disable UEFI are in Post #23. Did you miss them?
Don't forget the steps to get a perfect Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
The steps to disable UEFI are in Post #23. Did you miss them?
Don't forget the steps to get a perfect Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
I read them, but I dont know computers like you guys seem to. I am not used to modify things in the BIOS and yet I dont even know what EFI boots are. The steps are talking about changing EFI settings yet mine only had UEFI options and I tried it to see if anything would happen.
Also, I didnt have any of these.If an EFI BIOS, enable Legacy BIOS or Compatibility Support Module, set DVD drive first to boot, HD second. Then set SATA controller to AHCI. Save changes and Exit...
You just said you disabled UEFI which is either done by enabling Legacy BIOS or Compatibilty Support Mode. Which was it?
How nice, now the computer froze on the "Installing Updates" step of the W7 installation. Why cant anything go well now
K. I retried the whole thing. Again, it froze at "Installing Updates" step. I give it 1 hour if it didnt move I'll have to try something else.
I read that installing W7 64x with too much RAM can be problematic and is recommended to run with 2gb of RAM. My computer uses 2x8gb BUT I have some 2gb RAM somewhere in the house. Should I try to take out my 16gb RAM and put 1 of my 2gb? Or simply try with 8gb or literally forget this idea because it wont change anything?