Laptop hang with buzz sound, persist after reformatting

Tyrhung said:

As a note, I've disabled the intel graphics driver and notice my laptop has not freeze yet. Thus i believe it is like what you say, the intel graphic outdated driver is the cause.

When you have finished the installation, you could try this tool: Intel® Driver Update Utility

Download the tool and run it, it detects your Intel hardware and finds the more recent drivers for you. I have successfully used it when the Intel HD onboard GPU was causing issues.

Kari

Better late ....

Tyrhung said:

i've encounter this message when i tried to test the bootable windows 7 home premium 64 bit iso file. However i am certain that my OS is infact a 64-bit system.

Your PC might be and according to your MS Info file really is a 64 bit computer, however as shown in your screenshot you are testing the ISO on QEMU emulator which as far as I know is 32 bit. When using the ISO on an emulator or a virtual machine, the hardware the ISO sees is the virtual, emulated hardware of the emulator, not that of your host PC.

If you want to test the ISO, you could for instance attach it as a virtual DVD to your system using any third party virtual CD/DVD software. I prefer Gizmo, other geeks might recommend another virtual drive software.

Kari said:

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Your PC might be and according to your MS Info file really is a 64 bit computer, however as shown in your screenshot you are testing the ISO on QEMU emulator which as far as I know is 32 bit. When using the ISO on an emulator or a virtual machine, the hardware the ISO sees is the virtual, emulated hardware of the emulator, not that of your host PC.

If you want to test the ISO, you could for instance attach it as a virtual DVD to your system using any third party virtual CD/DVD software. I prefer Gizmo, other geeks might recommend another virtual drive software.

Great catch Kari!

For all the time I was thinking that it is a physical PC under discussion.

Most probably the Virtual PCs does take the display drivers from guest additions, is not it? Does QEMU do it differently?

Hi Tyrhung.

A little clarification is needed, IMHO, before you proceed. Your post #24 gives a fair vision that you are running a QEMU guest. Are we talking about a Guest OS installation over all the thread?

Make it clear. Because it is the most vital information here at this point.

We havent got the answer to post #27 yet.

One minute .... does it mean you burnt a DVD and tested it in QEMU before you work on the physical computer? If so, As Kari stated, QEMU will not load a 64 bit OS.

And, why UltraISO? Dont call more troubles for you. Simply use Rufus.