Got new SSD, installing windows but get error 0xc0000005

When you read the tutorial I posted from Brink.
Did your upgrade DVD come with SP-1?

Believe me we have a tutorial on this forum for any proper way to install Windows 7. The tutorials have worked for millions.
You let the members here know what you have and what you want to do they will get you there.
All methods will require a proper COA.

What is the Windows Certificate of Authenticity?

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This will show you how to do a clean installation with a retail Windows 7. A OEM Windows 7 may have a few different screens than below, but basically the same.

Yes, you can do a clean install from a upgrade Windows 7 version. :)
NOTE: See this tutorial for how: Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version

Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version

Taking as a given that you are installing with an original Windows 7, non-SP1, DVD, you must install SP1 alone. You should install the SP first, before any other updates.

One thing I recall about SP1 was that there was a long period of time after the first restart before Windows finished configuring the update - something in the order of 30 minutes. A lot of people get impatient and start doing other stuff before it finishes and this led to some failures. Wait for all HDD activity to stop before doing anything, and then restart for good measure.

Or you could do the install as per the tutorial.
I'm not understanding why you are fighting the methods of the tutorials.

Windows 7 Direct Download Links, Official Disk Images from Digital River

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If you do not have a Windows 7 with SP1 installation DVD/USB, then you can download the latest official Windows 7 with SP1 ISO file here: Microsoft: Windows 7 Direct Download Links, and use Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool to create a bootable DVD or USB flash drive with the ISO to do the clean install with.

Are you using this site to download?

Windows 7 Direct Download Links, Official Disk Images from Digital River