Help me I have serius problem


  1. Posts : 2
    Windows 7
       #1

    Help me I have serius problem


    I want to install a fresh version of windows 7 to me PC
    When the pc starts run until the point to ask to press the for boot from cd/dvd
    and then nothink happens .
    any suggestions
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  2. Posts : 611
    Windows 8.1
       #2

    Firstly Welcome To Seven Forums.

    Second Can You Tell me if your using a Genuine Copy Of The Windows 7 Installation Disk Or is it a Burnt Copy?

    Third What Version Are You Trying To Install? 32 or 64?
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  3. Posts : 2
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #3

    i try all the copies legal and unlegal i try and ubuntu just in case that my cd is wrong .and the result is the same.
    thanks for your time.
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  4. Posts : 611
    Windows 8.1
       #4

    Right the First thing i think of is; are you Burning Your Disks at Max Speed? If you are try burning At 4x As this sometimes burns wrong.

    1) Is the Motherboard up to date? Recent Buy?
    3) is Have you removed all Usb and Other Ext. Devices When trying to boot from the Disks?
    4) Eject the Win7 DVD after it freezes, and reinsert it
    5) Is the Hard Drive Set up Properly? So Sata set to Compatible in The Bios? Or IDE to Master on the Physical drive?
    6) Finaly the only other thing i can think of is What PSU are you Using? Sometimes it doesnt like the Power Supply if your using the new Intel i7 or New Motherboards
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  5. Posts : 46
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #5

    HEllo


    Have you checked to see what the BOOT order or BOOT sequence is in the BIOS?

    I'd double check that fist boot device is the CD/DVD rom even though you are getting the |press any key to boot from cd...|

    It can still be an issue on some machines if its not setup this way.

    Hope you get it figured out.
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