Install error: 0xc00000e9


  1. pakuize
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Install error: 0xc00000e9


    Okay so as i have seen some other people having a bit of problem with
    i am also getting this error when installing
    so fare none of those topics have been able to help me sadly
    This is a all new pc a first time install i am trying to do.
    So that means there have not been anything installed on the hard drive yet
    but when i try to install windows i get that nasy error and i cant install
    i have tryed unplugging the keyboard and replacing with a new one and with the mouse also those 2 was both connected with USB
    i do not know what to do could someone please help me out thanks
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  3. theog
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    If you download a ISO, try burning the disk at a slow speed.

    Take a look at these posts:
    Windows 7 Installation Errors : Troubleshoot Step by Step
    Common Installation Problems and Their Solutions
    Questions to use for help with Installation Issues
    Tutorial quick reference list for Installing Windows 7
    Questions to use for help with Installation Issues
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  4. pakuize
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    thanks for the reply
    but found out that it was due to a scratch in the cd gosh i feel stupid now but thanks alot for your response
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  6. theog
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    You are welcome.
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