its the menu just before you can choose what hdd you would like to install on,
all my cd/dvd's are good (install about 7 computers a day here so im sure)
the hardware of the laptop is also good tested it all :) allready so...
any options left? :P
Check your ram.
Memory Diagnostics Tool
Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
Check the hard drive with the manufacturer's diagnostic tools.
Hard Drive Diagnostics Tools and Utilities (Storage) - TACKtech Corp.
HD Diagnostic
Can you setup HD the in diskpart?
(clean,partition, format, etc)
jup i tried it all and im very sure my hardware is correct is tested it a few weeks ago when i first stumbled on to this problem
so if anyone has an not standard solution hehe :)
In the absence of any other solution it seems you've either got a bad Windows DVD or a problem with the hard drive.
The good people who have replied to you so far have vast experience with problems of this sort and have helped many people to resolve them.
I think you'll find that "not standard solutions" are a no-go on these forums.
lol ok i tried several HD drives and several os install dvd's even xp and vista it all won't work,
i'm very sure my hardware is ok cause ive tested it with a special test card for laptops.
if someone would like more info or try something let me know =)
You can start back at the first step I gave you and work through each of them, report back results or ask any questions.
There are no shortcuts or magic hardware "tests" with a special card. You must work through the steps one-by-one, then we will give you more steps if necessary until it gets installed. We have a 100% success rate helping with thousands of install failures, but only if the OP is cooperative and willing to do the work.
Where did you get Win7? How do you plan to activate it?
dear peeps, never mind i tested the laptop with my magic card that doesn't excist acording to gregrocker.
i am head of the technical department of our company and all our company does is repair computers so i thank everyone who tried to help but im not going to try things like using a USB installer cause no CD works no matter what os or type of disc even using a external DVD player or changing the dvd drive doesn't make any difference.
so USB is not going to make any difference (think about it) , clearing my CMOS off course i did that with no results.
testing my ram testing my HDD, all those options make no sense with my problem (also my magic card told me it all good) and if you disagree than im sorry :)
and i got my windows 7 from our distributor and activating hmmm lets see or i use windows loader or i use a key.......
We only offer the troubleshooting steps tailored to your situation which have worked best in thousands of installation failures which we have helped successfully troubleshoot here.
USB is offered as an installation alternative because it works in about half of the cases where installer is suspect, so yes we did think about it.
If you are the head of the technical dept of your company and are using a windows loader as you say then your company is at great risk of lawsuit and prosecution since piracy by businesses is almost always pursued, especially when bragged about it in the top tech forum on the web.
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