Computer shuts off during installation

Tews · 19 Aug 2009

xxxxsh4d0wxxxx said:

See, though, isn't that one from the Windows website only good for so long? I thought it expired eventually.

Unless you have a subscription to a service like TechConnect, MSDN etc. etc. that is the only legal version available. You can use the re-arm command 3 times for a total of six months. MS didn't get where it is by giving everyone a free copy of its OS.

Antman · 19 Aug 2009

10-7

zigzag3143 · 19 Aug 2009

T

6 months 30 days plus 3x re-arm=120 days, right?

ken

Tews · 19 Aug 2009

Yes sir.. 120 days = six months...

btw Ken, you sure have been changing yer sig an awfully lot ..

zigzag3143 · 19 Aug 2009

What changes?

Ken

Tews · 19 Aug 2009

zigzag3143 said:

What changes?

Ken

Now stop that!!

xxxxsh4d0wxxxx · 19 Aug 2009

I'm going to attempt to format and create a partition on my new HDD and use my old one to install it. This should work. I think.

zigzag3143 · 19 Aug 2009

T

I got a million of them. but for you ill go back

K

Tews · 19 Aug 2009

zigzag3143 said:

T

I got a million of them. but for you ill go back

K

Yer too good to me!!

tw33k · 19 Aug 2009

We really need to clear things up. It sounds to me like the OP is running windows xp and has all the windows 7 files in a folder on his desktop. He is not trying to upgrade, he is trying to clean install it. I suggest that there is a problem with the windows 7 files and he should get himself a copy of the iso and then try a clean install. To the OP...you have backed all your data up haven't you?