Install on new HDD, Can't boot from Win7 disk. Disk was burned from IS

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  1. stmoo
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       New #11

    Well, would you believe it.

    Slow-burned DVD works first time.

    Thanks to all who contributed.

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  3. seavixen32
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    You're very welcome stmoo.

    Pleased to hear you've resolved your problem and thanks for posting back to let us know.
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  4. jumanji
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    Hats off to Bill2. Small things make a big difference. Slow and steady wins the race. :)
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