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Sounds like your boot up order is set for HD first, Then Lan network second.
CD/DVD (Optical Drive) needs to be first.
Operating System Not Found ?
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New #22
Yes it's an installation disk, not an upgrade on or something. :s
DocBrown it's CD/DVD first ^^
And now the Mandriva Disk works again. oO
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New #24
But i just tried it with my other PC, and it works. :/ It works too with my gran-ma PC.
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New #25
Well I'm stumped and out of ideas for now.
Keep checking back because someone should come along with a suggestion for you shortly.
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New #26
Thanks for the try anyway. x)
By the way, is there any way to install Seven with Linux ? I mean, with an virtual enviro. or something. I now that you can't create a viable dual boot with that because of the MBR's destruction but since i just want Seven...
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New #27
Have a look at the link below to have a go at VirtualBox, it's free.
VirtualBox Free Virtual Machine
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New #28
Thank you. x)
I'll install Seven for Virtual Box then. Can i run the DVD with the Seven enviro. so i can click on "Install now" then choose to install Seven in a new partition ? Or should i wait and use Seven with VB ? (i guess that's a noob question)
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New #29
I still don't have any idea why the Windows 7 installer won't start with an "no Operating System found" error when other disks will boot.
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New #30
I've finally reported the DVD to my assembler. Since it runs in other PCs, we assume that there's an issue with boot in non-Windows system. So we tried with an other DVD. This one boots but the first step of the installation was abnormally fast (copy of the windows files : 1 second) so we put the first DVD after the second booted the PC (...). That works , but the first step presents the same problem (1 second then nothing).
What the hell is wrong with Seven ?
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