cannot install nothing new

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  1.    #11

    Start with the bootable AV scans from Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start
    and then once at least two of them confirm its clean, run SFC /SCANNOW Run in Command Prompt at Boot until all System files are repairs. If this fails try the Repair Install.

    But you'll end up with a much better install if you boot the installer to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 , making sure to delete all partitions during install. There is a step in either tutorial to rescue your files if needed. But put them on a quarantine disk or stick until scanned thoroughly with MBAM and your AV.
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    win 7 x64 home premium
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       #12

    i messed up something 2 days ago when i start update nvidia,cus now i see i cannot even open fsx,exe what i was playng 2 days ago.when i buy this pc it had some user accounts,i start thing all stuff drivers and etc was there,somehow i manage delete or something missing from win i dont know.all works fine but only installers always with error.
    You know man thanks for help but i live now more than 2 year in cambodia.my laptop from estonia i ordered it from finland to my home when i was living there. trust me the last thing what i have with me here is cd. if i want reinstall windows i most go buy from khmer people for 5 dollar some fake windows cd and later i will have 10 times more issues with fake windows. aaaand yes im not sure that i find original cd.maybe u no belive but here i will see cow flyng before original things on sale
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  3.    #13

    You don't need to buy anything except a blank DVD or USB flash stick. The Win7 installation media for the licensed version and tool to write it to DVD or Flash stick are in steps 1 and 2 of Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7. Did you read it?
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