Error (0x80300024)

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  1. Balou
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
       New #11

    Disk 0 was my SSD raid 0
    Disk 1 was a 1 terrabyte disk NTFS

    Unplugging the Disk 1 fixed the problem.

    Thanks!!

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  3. driecken
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Balou said:
    Disk 0 was my SSD raid 0
    Disk 1 was a 1 terrabyte disk NTFS

    Unplugging the Disk 1 fixed the problem.

    Thanks!!

    Glad this thread could be of some use for you as well.
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  4. JAYAS1965
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    7 64 bit
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    I only just joined this forum to say thanks for the help with the 00024 problem. I disconnected all drives except the one I wanted to install on (obviously) and problem solved. Cheers chaps.
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  6. calinezul
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    XP
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    Fix error 0×80300024


    This error messages may appear because the Windows 7 RC system has problems with Grub (Linux) boot loader present or previously present on the system. And to fix this error you should run the Windows 7 setup do a FixMBR so Windows 7 can write a fresh bootloader.

    a link that can help you
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  7. cscott0108
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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    Just to FYI anyone. I've been using OEM Windows 7 64bit Home Premium just fine. Until today everything was working fine. Today I installed 2 2tb hard drives while removing my other 3 drives from the machine and in doing so it's given me nothing but trouble for over 12 hours. I've been trying to dual boot Windows 7 and Kubuntu 10.10 on one drive and ended up giving up. I've decided to do a straight W7 install but I noticed that the drive that I was trying to make my W7 C: was showing as Disk 1 not 0. I moved the cables around and got that to show correctly, but when I tried to install W7 I then got this error. After moving this back to Disk 1 I could Install even with my second 2TB drive connected. For some reason W7 does not like to be installed on Disk 0 on SATA at least.
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  8. Bare Foot Kid
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    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
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    Hello cscott0108, welcome to Seven Forums!



    If you want help it would be a good idea to start your own thread instead of tagging onto this 1 year old thread that may not get seen.


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  10. boxxxie
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    win 7 64bit ultimate
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    SATA slot 1 solved my problem


    had the same problem as OP.

    thanks for the solution given 2 posts up.
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  11. redboy33
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    windows 7 64bit
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    MAC drive on hackentosh was the problem


    Hey, thanks for the info, this was driving me nuts.

    Windows 7 does not like MAC/LINUX
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  12. chandanab
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    WIN7 64BIT
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    windows 7 64 bit installation


    hi all had the error 0x80300024 on my macpro on attempting to install win7 64 bit i followed the message posted and disconnected all the harddrives except the install drive and alls well
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  13. ninet9
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    windows 7 ultimate x64
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    did a google search on this error, this thread was first result, and the posts here resolved the issue (remove other hdds)... Just wanted to reply quickly and say thx for website, thread, and posts!
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