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Ikahn,
Where did you get your Win 7?
Installation Problem ("System could not create a partition...")
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New #12
I made the ISO from the disk. Its the latest version with sp 1.
I bought in from newegg.com.
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New #13
I did the bios reset though
Still no dice.
But I don't know how to set my bios to AHCI. That could be the issue.
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New #14
Right now gunna install win xp pro sp1. Update to sp3 and try to boot disk from desktop.
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New #15
I've been stuck for a week any help would overjoy me lol
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New #16
I've given you multiple steps to try, report back.
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New #17
1. Did you get a 25-character Product Key? Did the DVD come in original packaging?
Do NOT put the key into your post. That's what costs the money and not the DVD.
2. Ikahn:
Update your system specs to best of your abilities.
Your present entry there is a joke and completely useless.
Don't forget to enter the manufacturer of the computer and the model.
3. Once you get XP installed, then the first order of business is:
Run the Upgrade advisor: Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor - Download - Microsoft Windows
There is no sense in trying to install Win 7 if the advisor says you have serious problems.
Include the Advisor report in your next post.
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That's three points.
Carry out all three.
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New #18
OK thank you both
All 3 win7s I bought came in orig packages. I know the key Is what you pay for lmao. The other 2 installs I did with the other 2 copies worked fine...no problems at all. I just finished installing win xp sp3 I'm going to get my internet setup then I'll do the upgrade advisor and report back.
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New #20
1. Bought 3 copies from Newegg.com. The windows cd's/keys arent the problem trust me.
2. The txt file is from speccy it should give you all the info you need. If not ask me for more :]
3. I downloaded and ran it. Says I have no problems really. I dont know how to save it so i can upload it here. Will a screen shot suffice?
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