Error(s) when installing Windows 7 professional 64-bit.

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  1. noobynoob
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    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
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    hmm but it would not that a few hours will it?
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  3. Kaktussoft
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    noobynoob said:
    Hi guys, i successfullly installed windows 7 on the SSD already! Thanks for the clean all command!!!! Really appreciate it. Now for the Extra 1 tb hard disk would be another problem. Thanks Edwar, thanks alot really! . Now i'm trying to put the 1tb hard disk in, if thats done too, i would be done. Probably that was causing all the trouble all along!!!
    Next time do clean instead of clean all! Must faster. It only cleans the first 1MB of disk. And in this area is partition table, master boot code.

    clean all is for overriding all data with zeros
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  4. edwar
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    noobynoob said:
    Thanks Edwar, thanks alot really! .
    You are Welocme. Glad I could help.
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  6. noobynoob
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    then i guess something's wrong! Well i found out the solution. I won't know whether it will work for everyone but yeap, it did for me. I just did the diskpart clean command on my ssd and proceeded installing on the ssd. After installing then i installed the 1tb hard disk. Tada! done! thanks everyone who've helped!!
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  7. edwar
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    noobynoob said:
    hmm but it would not that a few hours will it?
    No it should Never Take Hours. If it does there is something wrong or you have a VERY SLOW DVD drive and computer.
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  8. Kaktussoft
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    Can you connect the disk which is not recognized to another sata slot the works correctly? Disk is fine as it works using usb. You used an sata-usb connector, didn't you? If you used it... sata connector on disk side is working fine.

    Faulty cable.... don't think so... you used another one already.

    Must be sata-connector on mainboard.
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