I'm geting nuts over here!!!

severedsolo said:

Try looking here: Windows 7 Cannot boot from CD: Code 5 may or may not help :)

Funny that you said that because right after I posted my last message here I searched on google about it and I found exactly the same post. I'm burning the dvd as we speak. Fingers crossed....


:)

Where did you get Win7? You need to download an intact verified ISO then burn to DVD using Imgburn at 4x speed.

Check the HASH of ISO using Hashtab, against the official Win7 HASH here: Windows 7 RTM SHA-1 hash / checksums

ImgBurn - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com

Ok, problem solved, the I manage finally to create a bootable cd with imgburn. According to what it was saying here, the dvd is too recent for my motherboard. Problem solved, I can now boot from the dvd. The roblem is, I still need to format my C:. I want all the dat acompletely erased from there! And what hapened when I pressed the button "format" on the instalation menu? Not much... It took nearly 2 seconds to format the hard drive, in another words, it didn't really formated the C, it did something else, some typical Microsoft neet clean... So, I created another partion (this time I wal allowed to create one qith 50Gb), and installed windows over there in the hope that I could then, later on format my C: and later install there a completely clean windows... But I cant! The windows running on the second partition doesn't let me format C: !!!!


Suggestions to format C: needed over here... Thanks in advance to everyone\anyone....

I wonder if I can create a DOS startup disk in a pen drive and format C: from there... Can I?

These steps were given for you repeatedly. Please pay attention:

gregrocker said:

BareFootKid gave you the link to wipe your HD, which is what needs to be done to remove infection. SSD - HDD Optimize for Windows Reinstallation - Windows 7 Forums

Then clean reinstall from the booted DVD. There are pictures here of each step: Clean Install Windows 7 - Windows 7 Forums

If you're using Upgrade version, leave Product Key box blank during install, then after install do one of the workarounds given here to activate Upgrade version on a cleaned HD: Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version - Windows 7 Forums

Here are tips to get a perfect reinstall based on hundreds done here: Reinstalling Windows 7 - Windows 7 Forums

Read each of the links above carefully then ask back any questions.

I do pay atention! I just didn't write all the stuff I shoulded, I'm sorry!

When I go to DISKPART and select the hard drive and then write "clean all" as it says in the tutorial, here's what hapends:

"Virtual disk service error:
Clean is not allowed on the disk containing the curent boot, system, page file, crashdump or hibernation volume."

Is it anything that I'm doing wrong?

The information was in post #7 by BareFootKid from a day ago. You would already be reinstalled had you not ignored the steps which had been carefully laid out for you.

You need to run Diskpart from the DVD Command Line or Repair CD, as described here.

DISKPART At PC Startup - Windows 7 Forums

gregrocker said:

The information was in post #7 by BareFootKid from a day ago. You would already be reinstalled had you not ignored the steps which had been carefully laid out for you.

You need to run Diskpart from the DVD Command Line or Repair CD, as described here.

DISKPART At PC Startup - Windows 7 Forums

Ok, I totally missed this... I'm going to try it out, and hopefully it will work... Thanks once again for your help and patience, all of you!!

While you are waiting for Clean All (which takes about an hour per 300gb) read over the other links which are posted and make notes so you know how you're going to proceed.