Windows 7 installing Problems

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We troubleshoot in the thread here so others can learn.

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I have had three rig do this all with the onboard Video Processor: GeForce 9400 GT, out of over 5000 installs.(Windows 7 no sp1)
All SOLVED by installing Vista first.
May be solved with Windows 7 sp1.(untested)

You'll need to boot into the Win7 DVD or Repair CD Command Line to run Diskpart Clean command.
DISKPART At PC Startup
Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command

In light of theog's report above, since you know you can install Win7 from XP I suggest you install from XP to a new partition you create.

We can help you remove the XP partition afterwards, so it will be like a clean install.

Once again, you need to boot the Win7 DVD to run Diskpart Clean commands from the DVD's Command Line.

Once DVD boots at the first screen press Shift + F10 to open a Command Box to run the Diskpart Commands. These will wipe the entire HD clean so you can try installing Win7 by itself.

You may not be able to install Win7 with the Graphics Card you have. See Theog's post above. Since you know you can install from XP, I suggest you create a partition to clean install Win7 upon from your XP setup. We can then show you how to remove XP so only Win7 remains.

maybe a little something from my installation experience might help..

first, you cant upgrade from xp to windows 7; you must boot up from the dvd..
booting up from the disk, you can do a custom installation, meaning you can choose to overwrite your previous windows installation (format then fresh install) or you can install it on a different partition.

question.. did the installation finish? was it completed? it restarted? then the unexplainable blackout?
if you answered all yes, what display unit are you using? do you have an onboard gp?

if you have high definition display, you might need to disable first those hd options from your cmos.. (not really familiar with it so i cant give you enough details)..

or, if you have an onboard gp, i might suggest you use that instead of the pci-e..

if you're wondrin' why i suggested this.. windows 7 has this feature that it sets a recommended screen resolution which best works with your gpu, regardless of the display unit you are currently using (upon installation). now, if you're display unit cannot support this screen resolution, the only thing you will be seeing from your display unit is black..

try to boot your windows 7 again (if it has completed installation).. if you reach the screen displaying "preparing windows for first use" (or atleast something like that) then you're good to go..

if this did not solve the issue, im sorry coz i cant help you anymore.. this was based only from my experience installing windows 7 which had screen resolution problems..

goodluck!

Dear Sir how can i get Diskpart Commands box i told you the language box will not come in my pc look into screen shot in this place showing display fully blank



Why in this place fullly blank when i inistaling time