Windows 7 slow boot

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  1. acdcfan
    Posts : 28
    Windows 7 64 ultimate ( to be installed)
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    sgraves said:
    I tried to use the Windows 7 CD to do a reinstall, but it will not recognize it. I have changed the boot order. Not sure what to do?

    Scott
    Scott
    if you have Windows 7 upgrade disk, you're not able to do a full install....
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  3. sgraves
    Posts : 5
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       New #12

    boot problem


    Yes, the computer will not recognize the CD. I have a Windows 7 upgrade CD which I have to install CD 1 first, then the OS CD.

    I have set the CD/DVD drive to load first.
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