[rajendranbits]

Hi,

I am trying to install windows 7 on my intel D945GNT board. I am doing the clean installation is gooing smooth upto the "completing installation" step. Once it reaches that step after that its refreshing first time. Then it is hanging there.

I am not able to figure out the problems from the previous threads. I don't have any ethernet connection to that PC and even there is no graphics card expect the on board card.

Previously I was using vista, but now I am not able to install vista also. If I install vista also in the same place the installation getting stuck.

My system spec :

Intel D 3.0 Ghz
1 GB DDR2 RAM
Intel D945GNT board
SATA 80GB + 250 GB HDD.


Can some one help me out to solve this problem.

Cheers
rb

[ken9122]

Welcome to 7 forums.
Do you have the most current drivers and bios from Intel?
Also what version of Win 7 are trying to install?
You'll also get more responses if you fill out your system specs completely.

Ken

[rajendranbits]

Hi,

I am not using any latest versions of drivers of intel and the exact version is Win 7 1600 release.

Is there any pointers there to update the bios with the latest drivers.


But, my problem is previously I was able to install and use vista but now I am not able to installl vista. The same drivers and bios I was usig previously..

is the interl 945gnt will support windows 7?

but, perviously it was supporting vista, but now its not supporting vista too????


Thanks
RC

[Zidane24]

Give this a shot
Device Manager - Access During Windows 7 Installation[2]=Hardware%20and%20Drivers

[kegobeer]

   Quote: Originally Posted by rajendranbits

Hi,

I am not using any latest versions of drivers of intel and the exact version is Win 7 1600 release.

Is there any pointers there to update the bios with the latest drivers.


But, my problem is previously I was able to install and use vista but now I am not able to installl vista. The same drivers and bios I was usig previously..

is the interl 945gnt will support windows 7?

but, perviously it was supporting vista, but now its not supporting vista too????


Thanks
RC

So, you can't install Vista now either? Hmm. When you try to install Vista, are you doing a custom install and formattting the drive/partition?

[rajendranbits]

Zidane24,

you want me to install the Windows 7 from XP, if I install it from XP then only I can take that shot rt.. or else could you plz tell me the proc to do take that.

kegobeer,

yes I will do custom install only, I will format the drive then I will install vista/win 7 in that drive(20GB).

Thanks
RC

[Zidane24]

   Quote: Originally Posted by rajendranbits

Zidane24,

you want me to install the Windows 7 from XP, if I install it from XP then only I can take that shot rt.. or else could you plz tell me the proc to do take that.

kegobeer,

yes I will do custom install only, I will format the drive then I will install vista/win 7 in that drive(20GB).

Thanks
RC

err...where did you get the idea I wanted you to install XP and then 7? This tutorial is for accessing Device Manager before the Completing Installation phase so you can disable conflicting software drivers to allow installation to finish...

Please read the tutorial completely

[rajendranbits]

hi,

sorry I didn't notice the tutorial link. But, I feel my problem is due to the on screen graphics card. In that cases what can I do?

and one more thing I forgot to tell, I have a 56Kbps modem placed in ma PCI slot. Will it give any problem.


Thanks
RC

[rajendranbits]

I found the problem and solved that issue. That is due to my old modem. At the end I fouund that there was no device driver available for that modem in Vista and Win 7. So only the installation given that error.

Thank you all for your support on this problem.

If anyone knows how to report this problem to MS plz rreport this bug. If there s a device in your PC then Win 7 don have the device drivers then it is not installing and giving the error.


Thanks
RC

[Tews]

The problem of driver support/lack of driver support is not a MS problem.. it is a Vendor problem and should be addressed by them.