
Quote: Originally Posted by
G33kman
Couple of Questions for you.
How did you get your install files onto your USB drive?
Is the DVD in good condition? (i.e. no scratches)
Is the DVD an actual Windows 7 Install Disc or a burned Copy?
You could try using
IMGBurn to create an ISO of your Disc and than use the
Windows7 USB/DVD Download Tool to transfer that image to either a Blank DVD or a USB Flash Drive. I would recommend the latter as it installs a lot faster. If this is something you've already done than let me know and we'll try something else.
How did you get your install files onto your USB drive?
I tried many methods using CMD.exe, the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool, etc
Is the DVD in good condition? (i.e. no scratches)
No scratches that I could see
Is the DVD an actual Windows 7 Install Disc or a burned Copy?
The Windows 7s are burnt copies but the Windows Vista is original
I eventually got through though. I had to delete the existing Windows XP clean off the hard drive (format) 1st & then the Windows 7 went through smoothly.