Windows 7: Cannot install SP1 on clean install Win7

Well I did a clean install yesterday hoping to fix my installation error w/sp1, no luck. Ive gotten just about all the other important updates installed. I have tried to install via windows update, standalone x64, update readiness tool does nothing for me. I have tried to install with just one stick of ram, ive disable crossfire, booted into safe mode, etc. im out of ideas. Ive seen some logs being posted but im not sure what/where to find/get the log. I have gotten some bsod's, one said ntfs.sys was to blame, dxgmm1 was to blame, and then I get some with just the service stop text. I messed with msconfig to try and get a diagnosis boot to work, the list goes on.

Ill be happy to load a log when i find it, i almost forgot, the error code via windows update is 8007000D

Thanks,
Andrew

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Since you just clean installed, give it another shot with SP1 built in.

Here is a copy of Windows 7 Home Premium Sp1 X64.

http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-24209.iso

You can download this iso and burn it to a DVD. Install using your current Windows 7 Home Premium key.

Hope this helps.

seavixen, thank you, ive tried the majority of those, i did realized i should update my drivers though, im getting my chipset driver now. tgsoldier im downloading the iso now, i had that same thought but no Windows 7 disc w/ sp1, thank you. 3 hr left

edit: you wouldn't happen to have a torrent link would you, for the iso?

No. But you should use a download manager.

It will time out if you are downloading it regularly through your browser.

Tried to run the Hotfix for Windows Update KB947821 unsuccessful, Checksur.exe crashed. the chipset driver from ecs was outdated, updated my realtek lan driver, 1hr remaining now ok, no worries, im using ie9, thank you

just got a bsod for memory_management, noob question, since the pc crashed, should i start a new download for the iso, or is it ok since im using a dload manager?

nvm, answered my own question

You have a hardware issue (bad memory) which is preventing the service pack to install, i have the same motherboard and similar hardware specs and back in the day installed sp1 as soon as it was released without any issue, now i use a new windows 7 install disk which already has sp1 built in, not a single issue to report.

yeah, thats kind of my thoughts, i just finished the iso that tgsoldier linked up, hopefully it fixes it

no luck, i guess it was a bad burn, i did at lowest speed and verified data, im re downloading sp1 standalone and im going to attempt to install sp1 with a clean install of windows, no updates, no nothing