Windows 7: Vista64 Seven Upgrade Problem

I recently got Windows Seven. I tried to install, and got an error like this after the checking compatibility thing finished, which took about 10 minutes.

Error:
The following issues are preventing Windows from upgrading. Cancel the upgrade, complete each task, and then restart the upgrade to continue.

• For these items, make the following changes:

• Uninstall these programs. Open Control Panel and search for "uninstall a program".

• • Intel PROSet/Wireless

*bump* I really need some help.

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Uninstall what you can and then report back.

If there are problems you can do a clean install, which formats everything.

I will get the infomation for a clean install, everything will be formatted away.

If that is the way you want to go, you do not have to uninstall anything else at this point.

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Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version

On Revo Uninstaller, the Intel Proset Wireless program is not anywhere to be found. Any further help, or am I screwed? And nah, I dont wanna do a clean install. I am a developer of many games, and I have no way to back that up on a HDD, as I do not have enough money for much right now.

In my processes, I found an exe running called "RegSrvc" that the discription is "Intel PROset/Wireless Regestry Service". Should I just close it and start the install?

If you are doing and upgrade (which is not recommended), you cannot just ignore the advice of the upgrade advisor. We must get rid of the programs that were mentioned in the report.

Has everything been removed, as advised?

What do you mean by remove? Its impossible to remove the program, as I cannot find it anywhere besides network drivers which im pretty sure SHOULDNT be deleted. If you wanna see how it looks on uninstall programs: http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/856/failwin.png . If you mean remove by restoring hdd, that should NOT be neccesary for a freaking Windows install. On my desktop upgrading from xp to vista (such a bad choice) the install ran fine. Long ago when i installed Win 7 beta on here, it ran fine. This should run fine as well, but decides not too. I dont think I should even have to delete a network program to install a god damn OS. But i want this too work, and I cannot find any solutions what so ever.

Uninstall the network driver from the Device Manager>Network Adapter>Wireless Adapter. Click on the device, then choose Driver tab and uninstall with software.

You need to update the chipset drivers from your computer maker's Support Downloads webpage for your model. Ask for installation help in Drivers forum here if you need it.

You'll also need to uninstall Daemon Tools and Itunes in the Control Panel>Programs and Features before attempting your Upgrade.

Please consider doing a clean install which is a greatly superior install to an in-place Upgrade which imports accumulated corruption. Here is how: Clean Install Windows 7 You can start the clean install from Vista or boot the DVD to delete partitions, create new one(s) and format the HD before install - either way the installer will allow use of the Upgrade version key.

Alright, i reinstalled Pro Wireless and can now uninstall it. But ive read Intel Pro Wireless is responsible for your internet. I dont wanna uninstall a program responsible for my wifi lol.


EDIT: I have no DvD drive like said. I use Daemon Tools to mount the ISO of Win 7....


ANOTHER EDIT....: Well I have other ISO Mounting programs I can use. But it said i DONT need to uninstall the programs. Are you sure I need too?