Problems installing windows 7


  1. Aviram
    Posts : 2
    Windows Ultimate x64
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    Problems installing windows 7


    So I changed motherboard and CPU and some other stuff, I had been told that I need to reinstall my windows 7 after doing such a change, so I did.
    Now Windows 7 Installation keeps throwing bullshit at me, at first it got stuck and Expanding windows files, I switched to a usb and it started working.
    Now everytime it finishes I get "Unable to access E:\Blablabla" for many files.
    I'm clueless of what I'm supposed to do..
    I tried messing with BIOS but no changes..
    Gigabyte motherboard MA770T-UD3,
    CPU AMD Phenom II X2 965,
    4 Gigs ram
    4870 HD.
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  3. Aviram
    Posts : 2
    Windows Ultimate x64
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    Update:
    I reinstalled again and now it says that volmgrx.sys is corrupted..
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  4. zzz2496
    Posts : 1,325
    Windows7 Ultimate 64bit
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    Try installing using less RAM (try one stick).

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  6. Bare Foot Kid
    Posts : 22,814
    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
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    Hello Aviram, welcome to Seven Forums!



    If the Windows 7 install disk is one you burned yourself it may be a bad burn and needs to be done again, if so this would be the first thing to try.

    Use the free ISO burner at the link below to burn another at a speed of now more than 4x and select to let the program to verify the disk before it finishes.


    ImgBurn Free ISO Burner
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  7. gregrocker
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    Where did you get Win7?

    If downloaded, check the ISO hash, then Verify the DVD against ISO using ImgBurn.

    Wipe the HD before install: SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation

    Remove all but 2gb of RAM to try install. Test your RAM using memtest86 CD for 5-6 passes or overnight.

    Update the BIOS to latest version. If current, reset the CMOS: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixthe.../clearcmos.htm

    Then set SATA controller in BIOS setup to AHCI first, then IDE if necessary.
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