Solved I can't install windows 7 ultimate on my PC..

[R3MiX]

I can't install windows 7 ultimate x32 on my PC.. Every time I install it, when the set up is in the expanding file portion, when it reaches random precent it always says "Windows cannot install required files. The file may be corrupt or missing. Make sure all files required for installation are available, and restart the installation. Error code: 0x80070570".

BTW I used a burnt DVD, I bought it on the store here somewhere..

This is the specs of my PC:
TSSTcorp CDDVDW SH-S223C
2 GB stick RAM
Model Hitachi HDS721050CLA362
P5KPL-AM EPU motherboard
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E7500 @ 2.93GHz


Please help me!!

Sorry for my bad English I'm a filipino..

 

[richyrichuk]

a couple other posts related to this, one said to reset CMOS, and also the quality of the CD. if its real/'BACKUP' copy needs to be in good condition.

 

[richyrichuk]

sorry here u go, this post
http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/5318-win7-install-error-0x80070570.html

 

[R3MiX]

sorry here u go, this post
http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/5318-win7-install-error-0x80070570.html

Can you tell me what or where is the problem specifically.. Is it on the hardware or the software I bought?

 

[richyrichuk]

if you actually read and see what is similar to your situation as it is physically in front of u. and as i said it is from what i have read is most likely CD or CMOS, there was a mention of faulty RAM also. memcheck would be needed for RAM, but i would try reburning your CD

 

[R3MiX]

if you actually read and see what is similar to your situation as it is physically in front of u. and as i said it is from what i have read is most likely CD or CMOS, there was a mention of faulty RAM also. memcheck would be needed for RAM, but i would try reburning your CD

Thanks, I'll try to reset CMOS, remove some hardware, but I will never try to reburning it!

 

[richyrichuk]

if you actually read and see what is similar to your situation as it is physically in front of u. and as i said it is from what i have read is most likely CD or CMOS, there was a mention of faulty RAM also. memcheck would be needed for RAM, but i would try reburning your CD

Thanks, I'll try to reset CMOS, remove some hardware, but I will never try to reburning it!

well i would strongly say that u actuallly do do that, any reason why you wouldnt take a simple and logical step?

 

[R3MiX]

if you actually read and see what is similar to your situation as it is physically in front of u. and as i said it is from what i have read is most likely CD or CMOS, there was a mention of faulty RAM also. memcheck would be needed for RAM, but i would try reburning your CD

Thanks, I'll try to reset CMOS, remove some hardware, but I will never try to reburning it!

well i would strongly say that u actuallly do do that, any reason why you wouldn't take a simple and logical step?

I have already installed it successfully without any hitch in this PC, but The error comes only when I re-installed it..

 

[richyrichuk]

Thanks, I'll try to reset CMOS, remove some hardware, but I will never try to reburning it!

well i would strongly say that u actuallly do do that, any reason why you wouldn't take a simple and logical step?

I have already installed it successfully without any hitch in this PC, but The error comes only when I re-installed it..

ok so therefore that would suggest either hardware e.g. RAM or ur CD has a mark/scratch it cant read something along those lines.

also on the same PC do u have a spare HDD to do a clean install now just to see if it works? as if it does it is the reinstall thats failing not the install

 

[R3MiX]

well i would strongly say that u actuallly do do that, any reason why you wouldn't take a simple and logical step?

I have already installed it successfully without any hitch in this PC, but The error comes only when I re-installed it..

ok so therefore that would suggest either hardware e.g. RAM or ur CD has a mark/scratch it cant read something along those lines.

also on the same PC do u have a spare HDD to do a clean install now just to see if it works? as if it does it is the reinstall thats failing not the install

Do you think it's about the BIOS or the CMOS.. BTW I do have another HDD but only 80GB..

 

[gregrocker]

What do you mean that you got a "burnt DVD in a store somewhere"? Is this a reputable retailer who you can trust?

Is this a legitimate installation DVD with the holographic sticker on it?

Did it come with a Product Key? Verify the Product Key with MS Customer Service to see if it is even worth proceeding to sort out the installer. MS can help you replace the installer if the key is good, or you should take it back to the retailer. Selling you bogus Win7 is a serious crime.

Are you booting the installer? Try wiping the HD first using Diskpart Clean command from Win7 DVD:
Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command
DISKPART At PC Startup - Windows 7 Forums

Unplug all other HD's and peripherals. Set SATA controller in BIOS setup to AHCI.

Test your RAM - Test with Memtest86+

 

[R3MiX]

What do you mean that you got a "burnt DVD in a store somewhere"? Is this a reputable retailer who you can trust?

Is this a legitimate installation DVD with the holographic sticker on it?

Did it come with a Product Key? Verify the Product Key with MS Customer Service to see if it is even worth proceeding to sort out the installer. MS can help you replace the installer if the key is good, or you should take it back to the retailer. Selling you bogus Win7 is a serious crime.

Are you booting the installer? Try wiping the HD first using Diskpart Clean command from Win7 DVD:
Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command
DISKPART At PC Startup - Windows 7 Forums

Unplug all other HD's and peripherals. Set SATA controller in BIOS setup to AHCI.

Test your RAM - Test with Memtest86+

I think the CD is pirated... but anyways I have already fixed my problem.. the problem was only on my faulty RAM.. I changed my ram and it run smoothly..