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Windows 7: HELP! Installing Windows 7 X64 from Boot

25 Oct 2011   #1

Windows 7 32bit
 
 
HELP! Installing Windows 7 X64 from Boot

Hi people

Was wondering if anyone could help me with a weird problem I am having with my Windows Installation.

I was originally running Windows XP 32bit. I tried to install Windows 7 32 by booting from the CD but I had a problem where I would get past the Loading Windows Files page then I ended up on a screen which appeared to be a Windows 7 Wallpaper and only my mouse cursor but nothing else would happen.
I was since able to install the 32 bit Windows 7 by loading it up in Windows XP itself and going from there.



However I now need to install the 64 bit version instead. And this cannot be done whilst in the windows environment. It has to be booted from the CD, But once again I am having the same problem. I get to a black screen which says Loading Windows Files with a grey loading bar. Then it goes to a starting windows page, and then finally the blueish coloured wallpaper shows up and my mouse cursor but nothing else happens. I don't have anything to click on............. Anyone have any idea what the problem is?

Regards
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25 Oct 2011   #2

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP 1
 
 

If you disclosed your ram size in the specs, it would be good .

The tutorial SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation should work for you .
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25 Oct 2011   #3

Windows 7 32bit
 
 

Hi sorry

Have 6GB of ram installed. Motherboard is ASUS P5N32-E SLI PLUS, Processor Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600

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25 Oct 2011   #4

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP 1
 
 

After making the drive full formatted, you try a Clean Install Windows 7 .
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25 Oct 2011   #5

Windows 7 32bit
 
 

I've had a look at the link you posted there but I am not sure how to Format it still using that technique.

When I boot from the Windows X64 CD this is exactly what happens for me.

I get the Loading Windows File screen
http://www.kodyaz.com/photos/windows...5/425x344.aspx

Once the grey bar is full I Instantl get by Loading Windows
http://0.tqn.com/d/pcsupport/1/0/c/5...-install-1.jpg

Once this is done loading it goes too this wallpaper
http://www.mydigitallife.info/wp-con...57-welcome.jpg

But it is only the wallpaper, theres no writing, no options.... Just the background image and my mouse cursor.
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25 Oct 2011   #6

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP 1
 
 

In the last apge, you should get the install now button .... but it is odd that you are not getting it .

Wait a bit ... I am searching for other ideas by other persons .
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25 Oct 2011   #7

ME/XP/Vista/Win7
uk Hampshire
 
 

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25 Oct 2011   #8

Windows 7 32bit
 
 

Hey Guys

I must apologize due to my lack of patience! I got the blank screen up yet again and got tired of trying so left it whilst I went to make something to eat. Low and behold 15 minutes later I came back and the installation/choose language option had finally made an appearance....

I know stupid me... I didn't expect it to take so long.
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25 Oct 2011   #9

Win7 x 6 PC's
California, Florida, Boston
 
 

Sometimes you have to wait. If it stalls again try Theog's solution.

Then reset BIOS to Optimal Defaults. In BIOS setup make sure SATA controller is set to AHCI.
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