problem when installing

okay i have a weird problem

i have a copy of W7 ultimate..x86 and x64

i tried to install it to a blank HDD

it gets through the select which bit to install, and what language, and does the partition bit...it gets to the install,... and gets stuck on the gathering files.. then shows a message that allocated file are not available.

i remade my disk, and started my computer..but it doesnt boot the install, it shows the error

BOOTMGR not found
ctrl, alt + del to restart

is there any program which i can run through like a bootdisk.. which will show me the partitions so i can delete them...and not a copy of windows.

Maybe you need to specify the SATA drivers for your motherboard before installation?

there wasnt anything on it... it was a complete new and clean hard drive

well considering, it worked before, yeh it must work... i read that i need to use windows recovery thing, to sort the BOOTMGR

but it wont load my bootdisks

thanks ill use this if i can get my bootdisks to work

the weird thing is, the disk i used that showed the install (when i made the partitions)...but now it doesnt work

my bios is set for my dvd-drive as primary boot, then my HDD

Your DVD is not booting.

Where did you get Win7? If you burned it yourself, confirm the ISO and burn another DVD using ImgBurn at 4x speed with verify.

Boot from CD - How to Boot your Computer from a Bootable CD or DVD - Boot to CD If you cannot get the DVD to boot following these steps, repeatedly tap the one-time BIOS Boot Menu key given on first boot screen to choose DVD drive to boot. Make sure "Press Any Key to boot DVD" prompt occurs.