When I click "install now", it's saying "No device drivers were found"

the problem is that i need my laptop to do my assignment be4 next week...
Ive just been thinking about it, but is it because of the fingerprint and cam that is built-in in my laptop?

Where did you download the ISO from? Use the official Win7 downloads from My Digital Life, then write to stick or burn to DVD using the MS tool: Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool

If this still fails, wipe the HD using tutorial posted by Theog above.

If that fails, reset the CMOS: Clear CMOS - 3 Ways to Clear the CMOS - Reset BIOS While in BIOS setup set SATA controller to AHCI to try install first, then IDE if necessary.

If that fails, try removing all but 2gb of RAM to try install.

If these all fail, test your RAM and HD using extended diagnostics CD test:
RAM - Test with Memtest86+
HD Diagnostic

gregrocker said:

Where did you download the ISO from? Use the official Win7 downloads from My Digital Life, then write to stick or burn to DVD using the MS tool: Windows 7 USB-DVD Download Tool

If this still fails, wipe the HD using tutorial posted by Theog above.

If that fails, reset the CMOS: Clear CMOS - 3 Ways to Clear the CMOS - Reset BIOS While in BIOS setup set SATA controller to AHCI to try install first, then IDE if necessary.

If that fails, try removing all but 2gb of RAM to try install.

If these all fail, test your RAM and HD using extended diagnostics CD test:
RAM - Test with Memtest86+
HD Diagnostic

I think that I found the problem.. I tried burning the iso image from digital life to another USB.. When it finished burning the iso it says sth about bootsect, and I was unable to create a bootable USB.. Any solution?

I think it's because I'm creating thE bootable USB from my friend's 32 bit computer.. Any solution?

Did you format the USB stick first?

Try using this tool with Win7 in the dropdown menu: Universal USB Installer – Easy as 1 2 3 | USB Pen Drive Linux

If this fails install UltraISO trial, on File tab Open ISO, on Bootable tab choose Write Disk Image, Format, Write.

One of these methods has got to work if you have an intact ISO. Boot stick under USB or HD's.

gregrocker said:

Did you format the USB stick first?

Try using this tool with Win7 in the dropdown menu: Universal USB Installer – Easy as 1 2 3 | USB Pen Drive Linux

If this fails install UltraISO trial, on File tab Open ISO, on Bootable tab choose Write Disk Image, Format, Write.

One of these methods has got to work if you have an intact ISO. Boot stick under USB or HD's.

Ya, I have already format it... I even cleaned it using diskpart, and create the new partition again.. Anyway I will try to create the bootable USB in another 64 bit OS, and will give the news ASAP..

And, no the easy pen drive Linux failed for me... Maybe that's because I create the bootable USB in 32 bit OS too..

theog said:

If you wont to reuse the USB Pendrive, use this Method two in this tutorial:
USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create

Put USB Pendrive in the bin, & got a new one.
Use Method two above.

With my laptop Dell Vostro 3560. When I install windows 7 using USB. I go to BIOS and set USB debug to Enable. It's work like a charm !

With the new UEFI Bios use Option One in http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials...e-windows.html or set Bios to Legacy or CSM with MBR boot first. Delete all partitions during install to clear old disk format.