Can't open Windows 7 x64 Mounted Image

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  1. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
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       #21

    no, there wer no other setting for the SATA controller

    and so ur saying boot up, press f6 and select the sata driver?
    or r u saying to download the sata driver and install it, then try... if doesnt work then browse for it from the disc
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  2.    #22

    ark1227 said:
    no, there wer no other setting for the SATA controller

    and so ur saying boot up, press f6 and select the sata driver?
    or r u saying to download the sata driver and install it, then try... if doesnt work then browse for it from the disc
    I just checked by running installer and it prompts for Drivers on the drive selection screen after you select Custom, bottom left link.

    It may be looking for 64 bit SATA controller for that model and can't find it in drivers/driverstore.

    Here is your SATA controller: Intel Corporation ICH9M/M-E SATA AHCI Controller
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  3. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
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       #23

    gregrocker said:
    ark1227 said:
    no, there wer no other setting for the SATA controller

    and so ur saying boot up, press f6 and select the sata driver?
    or r u saying to download the sata driver and install it, then try... if doesnt work then browse for it from the disc
    Follow his advice for getting the SATA controller driver into the installer when it prompts for driver for CD/DVD, or earlier when it prompts for driver by using the F6-key to load drivers. He thinks it might need the SATA controller, providing your CD/DVD drive is SATA.
    so wen do i press f6 and wut do i do
    sory but i dont understand wut ur saying
    please explain it like i wuz 5 yers old
    LOL
    THANKS!
    sry for trubbling u
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  4.    #24

    This is your SATA controller: Intel Corporation ICH9M/M-E SATA AHCI Controller

    Find the 64 bit driver for it, unzip on flash stick or CD, browse to it from link when Installer reaches the Custom>Drive selection screen>lower left hand link to add drivers.

    If you can't go this route to overcome the error, then we still should try to boot from USB stick since you have 4gb. Plug in, in Disk Management right click and format Primary, copy 7 folders from DVD into root of Flash exactly as they appear on DVD, then reboot machine, press Boot Menu key and select flash stick from Hard Drives listed.
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  5. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
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       #25

    can u help me find that please? i've been looking for a while now

    THANKS!
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  6.    #26

    ark1227 said:
    can u help me find that please? i've been looking for a while now

    THANKS!
    OK while I look for it, put your USB stick in, go Disk Management, format it Primary and copy the folders from your Win7 disk into it (7 folders into the root of the stick, just as in DVD). Try booting from that as I outlined above.
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  7.    #27

    Ok I have attached the Intel 64 bit SATA controller file. Attachment 39801

    It is an .exe so you will need to SAVE it to your desktop, run the .exe from your desktop to unzip the files, abort the install (it won't install anyway), then browse on your flash stick to system root (C:?) where you find it in a Drivers folder.
    Last edited by gregrocker; 01 Dec 2009 at 21:33.
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  8. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
    Thread Starter
       #28

    i cant even open it
    nvm extracting and aborting it
    LOL
    wut do i do now?
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  9. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
    Thread Starter
       #29

    nvm... i got it
    LOL
    now i just boot from disc
    select my USB and get driver...
    then it will wrk?
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  10. Posts : 50
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
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       #30

    do i format ntfs or fat32 or exfat?
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