try to install win 7 correctly but it still goes wrong


  1. max89
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    window 7 ultimate
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    try to install win 7 correctly but it still goes wrong


    i try over and over again but still facing a similar problem which is there are only one partition exist. i just want to know why this problem occurred..
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  3. Tews
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    64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
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    Read this for possible solutions to your problem ... Common Installation Problems and Their Solutions
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