Build 7000 wont install!

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  1. amdude12690
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    Vista
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    Ok, so I ran it on XP and it WORKED! hmmm, I think I am just going to pull the hard drive out of my Vista PC, load it into my XP PC as a second hard drive, then use XP to install Windows 7 on the second hard drive. Thanks!
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  3. CatFish
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Build 7600
       New #12

    Ok, that's a way to go, but be carefull about the Hardware changes.

    That can cause some issues :)

    Kind regards,

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