Windows 7: Hi Ok so i have download "MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.7.ULTIMATE

torpido · 31 Jul 2009

Hi

Ok so i have download "MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.7.ULTIMATE.RTM.X64.OEM" YOMOFOSHEREISOEM release,

I have an Intel Core Due6700 @2.66 which is 64bit, i start setup from reboot, and on Disk selection no matter which one i choose i get "Not Enough Space" Error although if you check from picture taken HERE i have enough space on all drives except one(which i dont use).
can anybody tell me a reason.

Code:

CPU Properties:
      CPU Type                                          DualCore Intel Core 2 Duo E6700, 2666 MHz (10 x 267)
      CPU Alias                                         Conroe
      CPU Stepping                                      B2
      Instruction Set                                   x86, x86-64, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3
      Original Clock                                    2667 MHz
      Min / Max CPU Multiplier                          6x / 10x
      Engineering Sample                                No
      L1 Code Cache                                     32 KB per core
      L1 Data Cache                                     32 KB per core
      L2 Cache                                          4 MB  (On-Die, ECC, ASC, Full-Speed)

    Multi CPU:
      CPU #1                                            Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6700 @ 2.66GHz, 2668 MHz
      CPU #2                                            Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6700 @ 2.66GHz, 2668 MHz

    CPU Physical Info:
      Package Type                                      775 Contact LGA
      Package Size                                      3.75 cm x 3.75 cm
      Transistors                                       291 million
      Process Technology                                8M, 65 nm, CMOS, Cu, Low-K Inter-Layer, 2nd Gen Strained Si
      Die Size                                          143 mm2
      Core Voltage                                      1.325 V
      I/O Voltage                                       1.325 V
      Typical Power                                     65 W @ 2.66 GHz
      Maximum Power                                     99.4 W @ 2.66 GHz

SquonkSC · 31 Jul 2009

Hi,

Is the last partition on the picture the drive you want to install Windows 7 to?

And if yes, what's on that drive now? I mean OS? or just files?

torpido · 31 Jul 2009

No, drive C:\ is where i want to install, windows vista is On it, formatted it to give it a try and yet i couldn't install on it. rest of the drives have files on them(documents, games, software).

chuckr · 31 Jul 2009

Quote: Originally Posted by torpido

Hi

Ok so i have download "MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.7.ULTIMATE.RTM.X64.OEM" YOMOFOSHEREISOEM release,

This sure doesn't seem right...

Unless you have a good friend that DL and installed the exact same iso,

I think I'd look for another iso to DL, without "YOMOFOS" in the title.

These seem to install pretty good:

OOooops, almost goofed....

torpido · 31 Jul 2009

Thats a valid ISO(if you dont know that) been here for a month now, and yes been install by lots of users.
i guess your not among scene/torrent community.

Lee · 31 Jul 2009

What format on the drive did you use (ntfs, fat, fat32), would expect ntfs; if yes did you use Quick Format or normal? Also, at what speed did you burn your installation at; some people here on the forums had a program when burning at max speed, thus causing them install problems similar to yours.

Welcome to SF.

torpido · 31 Jul 2009

NTSF, and i was not given any format option, there was only Quick format.
regarding burn option, i used max(4X i guess)

and thanks for warmup.

swarfega · 31 Jul 2009

At the partition screen you should see a link saying Drive Options, click on that and you get to delete, format partitions.

torpido · 31 Jul 2009

yeh but it wont say full or Quick, its just format which takes only few sec's which mean quick-format(i can be wrong).
If i delete that drive will it show up on setup after refresh so i can format it then?
and btw isnt better if i install it from USB so i can eliminate Burn speed problem?

SquonkSC · 31 Jul 2009

I think the error message speaks for its self.
Has nothing to do with burning the dvd imho.

You spoke about drive c:. On the screenshot we only see drive 0, 1 and so forth.

Which drive in the screenshot are you trying to install Windows 7 on?

Oh, and which Partition?

Windows 7: Hi Ok so i have download "MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.7.ULTIMATE

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